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Supplement to The Publishers Circular"]
mwd Booksellers? Record, July 24, 1909.J
THE
Publishers' Circular
AND
Booksellers' Record
ESTABLISHED BY THE PUBLISHERS OF LONDON IN 1837
VOLUME XC.
(JANUARY TO JUNE. 1909)
NEW SERIES. VOL. XXXIX.
o;f:f I C E
OF
19,
X 0 n & 0 n
"THE PUBLISHERS' CIRCULAR,'
Adam Street, Adelphi, Strand, London, W.C.
LIMITED
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axi'i Booksellers' Record, July 24. 1909J
INDEX
ILLUSTRATIONS
Abel, Mr. W. E
Akerman. Mr. W. B.
Associated Booksellers, Banquet of
the, as Supplement to the issue
of June 26th
Associated Booksellers. Some of the
Founders : — Mr. C. Brown, Mr. T.
Burleigh, Mr. G. S. Beeching, Mr.
W. Glaisher, Mr. F. Hanson, Mr.
J. Shaylor, Mr. D. Stott, and Mr.
F. C. Turner — as Supplement to
the issue of June 19th, rgog.
Mr. W. G. Harrison (968), Mr. T.
A. Newton
Bartlev, Mr. A. E. . .
Bell.lMr. E
Blackwell. Mr. B. H.
Blyth, Mr. James . .
Brightwen, Mrs.
337 I " Closed Doors " Cover Design
475 Collyer, Mr. J
! Combridge's Patriotic Window Dis-
play, Messrs.
! Cooper, Mr. H.
Courtney, Mr. W. L
Crane, Mr. J. H
Darling, Mr. Justice
Davis, J. P., Mr. W. J
Denny, Mr. A. J. ...
Diosy, Mr. A.
Dreadnought, H.M.S.
969
405
956
819
121
34i
Cassell's Splendid Advertisement of
the " New Magazine " . . . . 527
Edkins, Mr. J. M
Elder, Alexander
" Elizabeth Visits America," From
The Marchioness of Valmond . .
" Engineering Wonders of the
World," From . . . . 573,
Gould, Mr. Nat
Greenland. Map of . .
Guthrie, Lord
709
219
575
605
963
550
955
825
95i
<,Ul
479
895
34i
711
574
640
79
952
Heinemaun, Mr. Wm. .. 571,
Howell, Messrs.
Hurst & Blackett's New Sevenpenny
Novels
Jokai, M.
Jones & Evans' Bookshop, Messrs. .
Keay, J.P., Mr. H. W. ..
Kelly, the late Mr. H.
Knights of the Round Table, The .
Leach, Mr. B. ...
Leighton, Mrs. M. C.
Long, Mr. John
Maclehose, Mr. J.
Maggs, Mr. B. D.
Magnay, Bart., Sir Wm.
Mikkelsen, Captain E.
" Mollie Deverill "
Montgomerv. Miss L- M.
Murrav, Mr. A. H. H.
151,
957 1 Murrav, Mr. John ..
863!
Oppenheim, Mr. E. P.
95
797
Pearce, Mr. E. .. .. . . 92]
579 Pearse, Mr. H 28
92 3 I Publishers' Representatives at the
N.U.T. Conference .. . . 61!
919
Smart, Mr. Warnford .. ..3
419
639
966
73
121
81
898
447
149
jTaft, Facsimile of Letter from Mr.
j Wm. . . . . . . . . 92
Thome, Mr. Guv . . . . . . 4c
Truscott, the Right Hon. Eord
Mayor, Sir G. . . . . . . 43I
Truslove, Mr. J. .. .. . . 95 f
Warner, Mrs. Anne
Waugh, .Mr. A. . . . . 572 16I
Whittaker, Mr. W. T 92I
Winterburn, the late Mr. Geo. . . 64I
LEADING ARTICLES
Books of the Future and the Past . . 329
Booksellers and the Eord Mayor,
The . . /. .. ..217
Booksellers' Congress, The 917, 945
British.Constitution for Twopence . . 517
Coercion, No Case for . . . . 765
Cornmis-Eibraires a Eoudres, Voyage
Corporatif des . . . . 33, 70
Commonwealth Bookseller, A . . 277
Congress of Publishers .. ..114
Contemporary Review, The . . 185
Copyright Eaw, New American .. 437
Education in History . . . . 69
Education in Rifle Shooting . . 69
Educational Books and the Net
System . . . . . . . . 857
Hooper and Jackson Fighting Each
Other 893
Invasion by the
sellers, The
Associated Book-
549
La Grande Revue
Libraries and Book Collecting
Literature in the Nineteenth Cen-
tury, English
Mosher, T. B., American Book
Pirate . . 113, 195, 401, 4ir,
Notes and Queries
Paper Famines
601
249
817
Publisher on the Cheap Copyright
Novel in Cloth, A .. ..63;
Romance of a Million Years Ago
and the Latest Novel, A • • 47.
.. 6<
80.
School Books, Better
525 Sevenpenny Novel hi Cloth, The . .
Shakespeare, Rutland est le Verit-
able auteur des Pieces de
5 9 \ Spectator, The, Speaks
437 I Turning 'Over Old Leaves
GENERAL ARTICLES, &c.
Advertisements in Addison's
Spectator . . . . . . . . 553
America^ Careless, Is Rich . . . . 898
American Notes 123, 153, 283, 450
American Tariff Bill and the Book
Trade, The, 616 ; Changes in the 769
Announcements . . . . Weekly
83. 347, 412, 451, 526, 865
Answers to Correspondents . . 284
Antiquarian Booksellers, Inter-
national Association of
72, 343. 407, 523
Associated Booksellers of the United
Kingdom 218, 549, 572, 819, 825
894, 919, 95i. 965. 969
Associated Booksellers — Mr. Edwin
Pearce, Hon. Secretary .. ..921
Auction Sales, &c. 85, 88, 94, 149,
255, 339, 450, 484, 529, 572, 611,
709, 769, 797
Austen was Writing, When, Jane. . 645
Australia Bombards U.S. Battleship
Fleet|with Post Cards . . . . 43
Authors' Club . . . . . . 481
Bibliographical Congress, Inter-
national . . . . . . . . 770
Bibliophile and the Bookseller, The 57S
Black and White in French and
English .. .. .. .. 331
Blackmore, The late Mr. R. D.
Blasting the Careers of Naval
Officers
Blind, Cheaper Books for the
Bodleian*Books to be Treated Like
Old Port
Book is a Book, A
Book Production 1908, French and
German
Book Trade Cases : —
Blackie v. Mawson
403
145
85
S60
707
124
British Museum Prints .. 925, 966
Rex v. R. E. King
44, 89, 95, 123, 197, 218, 22i, 256
Unpublished Magazines . . . . 924
Book Trade Notes : —
American .. .. 641, 711, 771
Continental 93, 340, 484, 576, 925
Edinburgh 36,117,188,252,331,
480, 55r, 705
Glasgow 7, 93, 149, 219, 279,
405, 483, 572, 861
Ireland 120, 334
Provincial 449, 482, 524, 552,
577, 614, 644, 715, 77i, 799.
825, 869, 897, 922, 967
189, 335, 4S1, 613, 89
Sheffield
Bookbinding, Commercial
Hooks Wanted and For Sale
643
ekh
Books Which Grow Fresher and
Greater to Us . . .". . . 609
Books Which will Interest all Scots-
men .... . . ... . . 11
Bookseller, J. P., A S25
Bookseller Killed by Taxi-Cab . . 194
Bookseller's Adventures, Suffolk . . 45
Booksellers and the Empire . . 699
Booksellers' Catalogues 41, 91, 153,
190, 191, 225, 343, 407, 446, 572,
641, 713, 771, 865
Booksellers' Congress in London and
Publishers' Reception .. . . 21S
Booksellers' Provident Institution
41, 193, 217, 278, 280, 405, 439,
445, 447, 4S0, 605, S24
Bore Constrictor, A Patent . . • • 43
British Museum's Loss — Retirement
of Sir E. M. Thompson . . 926
Canada, Literature in .. ..151
Cassell in America, Messrs.. . . • 335
Cassell's Picture Exhibition, Messrs. 823
Cassell's Publishing Manager . . 405
Cassell & Co.'s Satisfactory Position 449
Centenary- of the Autocrat of the
Breakfast Table 71 1
Church Militant, The . . . . 87
Collver, Retirement of Mr. Joseph
194.
Concert, Messrs. Washbourne's . .
Concert, Nelson's Bohemian
Cook, Captain, Memorial to
I Copyright Case. The Arnasis
I Copyright Comedy, A
Copyright Congress
1 Copyright in the United States . .
Copyright, International
Copyright, International and
National
Copyright Law
I Copyright Law, New American
I Copyright, Question of
1 Country Home, The. .
Cricket in the Trade : —
Burns & Oates v. Ely Place
Caxton Publishing Co. v. Blooms-
burv
Caxton Publishing Co. v. Shenley
Esavian v. Philotesie
Heincmanu v. Burns & Oates . .
Longman v. Hamlet
Philotesie v. Educational Supply
Association
v. Mudie .. 795,
;•. Raphael House
„ v. Relfe Bros
St. Thomas. Fulham v. Burns &
, I Oates
25
193
483
79:
28.
70.
1.
54
40.
40;
47;
>9/
i5e
862
&2i
795
924
795
709
795
324
968
795
891
Supplement to The Publishers' Circular]
sand Booksellers' Kkcord. July 24, 1909.J
The Publishers' Circular
GENERAL ARTICLES, Sec— continued.
J)ar\\ 'm Centenary, The . . . . 949
JJaylight Savins; Bill Adopted by
1 The Caxton Publishing Co., 797 ;
I Messrs. Methuen and the P.C. . . 709
I Dickens, England's Gratitude to . . 88
« (Dinners : —
O Antiquarian Booksellers 39, 72
j ^ Arnold & Son, E. J 37
Authors' Club .. ■ .. .-445
1 Cassell's Staff 483
j >g" ,, Travellers . . . . 39
IH Chapman & Hall.. .. 83
j/^Edinburgh Assistant Booksellers'
I^T Association . . 551
• BpForward & Sons . . . . . . 475
I SpPhilip and Tacey.. ..254
Pitman & Sons, Sir I. . . . . 121
-S R.T.S. Cricket Club . . . . 92
! « Readers'. The . . . . . . 254
j* Unwin, T-. Fisher.. .. .. 123
fm Walker 8: Co., John .. ..39
[igYe Olde Friends .. . . .. 225
1 .Double Your Existence, How to .. 969
«)rDruids, Case of Interest to.. .. 224
• - Durham Booksellers' Centenary . . 37
ii Education and the Principal Aim of
Woman 81
. Education — Brasenose College and 860
I ;l Education in China.. .. ..87
^Education on the Nile 92
Jr Educational Book Exhibits at St.
K Paul's School 87
[/ Educational Book Question, The . . 896
j Emigrant to Millionaire . . . . 643
I Englishman in Exile, The, A Poem 869
f Envelopes. Thin but Opaque .. 523
, Errors in a List of Errata . . . . 969
j Esperanto. 155 ; Congress.. .. 122
fl Export and Import of Books .. 707
L' Export Number, Our . . . . 705
j1 Farrar and the Tailor, Canon . . 39
' Fashionable Life and Intellectual
■ Life 968
' Fire — Oxford University Warehouse
[» Burnt Out, 705 ; at the S.P.C.K. 824
I .Fitzgerald as a Tetter Writer . . 523
( Football in the Trade, Simpkin v.
f Hamilton . . . . . . . . 643
ly Forrester, Mr. R., of Glasgow .. 148
f French Novel, A Sign of Decay in
ImL tlie ' • • •
', French Publisher and Bookseller
IE Honotired . . ... . . . . 191
' Frobisher, A Book Belonging to Sir
it Martin 527
Funk and Wagnall's " At Home " . . 526
• Gazette. Official Information, &c.
347, 771
1 Gcrmanv and the Berne Convention 118
Germs in Old Books . . .. .. 523
Gibson Girl, The Original of the . . 121
Greenland Mapped at East . . 79
Hannan's Take View Gold Mining
Co . . _ . . 825
Hawthorne's Vivid Imagination,
Nathaniel .. .. .. • • 553
Hints for Clerks . . . . . . 85
Hope for Parents . . . . 89
Hotels, " Kingsley," " Thackeray,"
and " Esmond " . . . . . . 862
Howell's Book Store, Liverpool . . 863
Indian Novels in Demand . . . . 449
Infamous Books in Society, Those. . 226
Johnson, Anecdote of Dr. . . 39
Jones and Evans, Messrs. . . . . 923
Kipling's School Slang Philologically
Considered. . . . . . 90
Kipling's Works, Piratical Editions
of . . . . . . . . . . 699
Klondike Bookseller, A . . 43
Eaw Stationers at the Banquet of
the Associated Bookseljers . . 920
Eent, Books for . . . . 81
Tetters to the Editor, 14, 46, 94,
125, 227, 256, 283, 346, 411, 451,
485, 52b, 554, 580, 617, 646, 715,
77i,. 799, 823, 826, 869, 871, 899, 969
Libraries Compared, English and
American . . . . . . 88
Literary Blunder, a Record . . .. 553
Literary Treasures Passing to
America . . . . . . . . " 8
Little Niggers and Anglo-Saxon
Kings . . . . . . 91
London General Porters' Benevolent
Association . . . . . . 252
Long, Mr. John, and Nat Gould .. 639
Longman, Mr. H. H, Appointed a
Baronet . . . . . . . . 964
Lucy, Mr. H. W., Knighted . . 964
Macaulay's Wonderful Devotion
Literature
Maclehose, Mr. James
Magazines and Reviews, 150. if
195, 224, 225, 280, 331, 333, 4c
419, 449, 484, 488, 527, 557, 5;
57S, 579, 641, 797, 798, 825, 82
867, 898, c
Milton and Elzevir
Mosher. The Methods of Mr.
Motherwell and the Little Ministi
Mountains of the Moon, The
Murray, Mr. A. H. H.
968
151
-6,949
1 1
. 861
• 926
87
• 149
Music Copyright
Musical Copyright
National Book Trade Provident
Society, 124, 255, 282, 339, 553,
578, 609, 703, 705, 767, 819,
Nature Study in Schools
New Editions, Sec, 160, 231, 533,
Newsagents', Booksellers' and Sta-
tioners' National Union
Nicoll on the Press, Dr. Robertson . .
Notes and Announcements We
" Novel Competition," Another
Novel Publishers, Important Reso-
lution by . .
Obituarv : —
Abel, "Mr. W. E
Birdsall, Mr. R
Brown, Mr. R. J.
Clark, Mr. T. Sealev
Collier, Mr. P. F.
Cowell, Mr. P
Davidson, Mr. John . . 609,
Duncan, Mr. T . M.
Easton, Mr. Wm. . . ,
Friswell, Miss Laura Hain
Hoev, Mrs. Cashel ...
Howe, Mr. T
Joanes, Mr. W
Joliffe, Mr. A. W.
Kelly, Mr. Henry
LawTence, Mr. A. W.
Lewis, Mr. J
Low, Miss Charlotte
Low, Mr. R ' ',' .>
Modjeska, Mme.
Nister, Mr. E
Solome, Mr. D. S.
Swain, Mr. J.
Tindall, Mr. H. P.
Whittingham, Mr. C. J
Winterburn, Mr. Geo.
" Odd Volume" Helps, The
P.C. Indispensable to Booksellers,
The
Pageant at Bath, The
Paper from Sawdust
Paper Prophecv about Newfound-
land, A
Papermaking Plants, New
Pepvs' Diary . .
Pickups
Poem, When Leisure Comes ; .
Poem — When Shakespeare Wrote
his Plavs
President'of the XTnited States, The
Press Conference, Imperial
Printers' Pension, Almshouse and
Orphan Asylum Corporation 191,
147
43
ekly
337
826
869
553
£43
797
!95
45
769
194
451
119
967
347
530
643
124
')24
281
709
641
578
60S
14
769
617
Prints Wanted and For Sale Weekly
Publishers' Association, The, 409,
481, 519, 549, 571, 572, 949, 965
Publishers' Association Reception
at the White City 965
Publishers' Circle, The . . 57°, 703
Publishers' Exhibition at the N.U.T.
Conference . . . . . . 611
Publishers' Representatives
475, 55°, 605, 895
Real Enemv of the
Author, f he-
Rob Roy as a Pain Killer
Royal Literary Fund
Second- Rate
•• 795
•• 553
33E 795
Sailors' Friend, The .. .. 13
Sankev, One on Dr. .. ..150
School" Books and Politics . . . . 89
School Teacher, Great Work of the . . 85
Scotland Blackwood, Sir Walter . . 43
Sevenpenny Novel, Authors and the 967
Sevenpenny Novel, The Daily
Chronicle on the . . . . . . 861
Shakespeare and Dickens, The
Genius of . . . . • • . . 87
Shakespeare and Modern Fiction . . 607
Sikh Officer Who Served the King, A 707
Small Type Penal, Use of .. ..121
Smart Bookselling 575
Song of the Sea Folk, A . . ■ • 479
Status of Booksellers, The . . . . 920
Straight, Sir Douglas . . . . 193
Success through the P.C 897
Summarv of Books Published in
unday Paper, The.
7
155
Table Talk of a Book Collector . . 966
Taft and Mr. David Bryce, Mr. . . 924
Telephone Support, A New. . .. 225
Thackerav's Best Loved Friend .. 575
Trade Notes and Changes, 8, 47, 81,
93, 125, 148, 150, 195, 227, 255,
347, 411, 447, 4S3, 529, 552, 579,
606:' 826, 862,' 969
Trevena, Mr. John . . .... 867
" Tusser " a T. TotaUer ? Was . . 226
" Uncle Remus " was Invented,
How .*,;?*; .. 123
Warner, Mrs. Anne 645
Warning . . 123, 227, 255, 284, 575
Wear and Tear of Public Library
Books . . . . ■ . . . 924
Welsh National Librarv, Books for
the . . "9
•• What the Butler Saw " . . . . 610
Woman's Long Service . . . . 447
Women Fretting their Hearts Out,
Highlv Trained 85
REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS
RBCof the Royal Navy, The . .
"Acrostic Signatures of Francis
k Bacon, Some
Ejects of the Apostles, The.. 155,
"Admirable Crichton, The . .
Ekdoption of Rhodope, The
^Adventures in Contentment
^Adventures in London
Adventures of Louis Blake, The . .
Bifter the Confession, and Other
f Verses
R.gathocles
Aglavaine and Selysette
Agricultural Almanac and Diary . .
Agricultural Cyclopaedia. Morton's. .
Agriculture and Rural Economy,
'■' The Standard Cyclopaedia of
ft Modern . . . . 16, 127, 379,
;,Algebra, Elementary
^Algebra, School .. .. 95,
SAlmayer's Folly
American Catalogue of Books,
H'1908
^jAinerican Publishers, A Directory of
America at College
Antony the Wild Tribes of the
I Afghan Frontier . .
479 Analysis of the Evolution of Musical
Form
818 Anglo- German Song Book
198 Animal World, The Transformations
865 of the
929 Annals of the Liverpool University
971 Institute of Archaeology. .
873 Anne of Green Gables
22') Anne Seymour Darner
Annunciation, The ..
96 Arabian Nights, The
126 Araminta .. .. .. 418,
126 Arbitrator, The
96 Architectural History of the
798 Christian Church, The
Arms and Armour, British and
Foreign
876 Army Drum, The
155 Army Service Corps Guide
284 Arrows from the Dark
613 Art of Health, The
Art of Sermon Illustration, The 44s,
770 Art Prices Current
8 Artemis to Actaeon, and Other
93 Verses
Artemision, Idylls and Songs
258 As Thev Are
447
17
453
15
45°
723
17
531
532
157
531
829
583
899
877
157
At Home . . . . . . . . 929
Athletic Handbooks . . . . 703
Alius of British Empire and Japan. . 715
Atlases of the British Islands,
Philip's Handy Administrative . . 557
Auction Bridge, and How to Play
It ". 725
Auriel Selwode . . . . . . 19
Austen, Jane, Works of . . . . 255
Autobiography of Sir H. M. Stanley 949
Awakening of Turkey, The . . 972
Background of the Gospels, The . . 156
Backwoodsmen, The . . . . 900
Baconian Heresy, Mr. Nicholas
Wake- Spear on the . . • • 555
Baedeker Guides . . . . 483, 641
Bahaism : the Universal Religion. . 713
Baker, Confectioner and Caterer,
The Modern 488
Balance of Nature and Modern
Conditions of Cultivation . . 532
Balkania . . . . . . . . 929
Ballads of Brave Women . . . . 725
Balthasar . . . . . . . . 229
Baronet's Wife, The . . 49
Battles and Sieges, A Book of . . 619
Beautiful Bermuda S99
Beautiful Flowers
229, 487, .797, 928, 949
Beautiful Gardens, How to Make
and Maintain Them . . • • 552
Bellini, Vincenzo . . • . 49
Betelguese . . . '. ■ • . . 617
Between Trent and Ancholme . . 583
Bible, The " He " . . " . . • . 283
Bible Lessons for Schools . . . . 15S
Biographv of a Silver Fox. or
Domino Revnard of Goldur Town 874
Bird Life ." - • • 875
Bishop in the Rough. A . . . . 454
Black and White Academy Pictures 613
Blessed Damozel, The .. .. 15
Bodv and Soul 878
Bond of Sympathy, The . . . . 585
Book Auction Records . . 409, 706
Book of the Cottage Garden, The . . 583
Book of the Old Edinburgh Club . . 197
Book of Pravers for Bovs, A .. 159
Book of Witches. The . . . . 159
Book Prices Current . . 552, 897
Born Genius, A . . . . 583
Borrow, George : the Man and'His j
Work 13
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REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS— continued.
Botany, A First Book of . .
Botany of Warwickshire, The
Boxing at a Glance
Boy Scout Life
Boy Scout's Signal Card . .
Brassey's Naval Annual for 1909
641, 770
Brightwen, Elizabeth : the Life and
' Thoughts of a Naturalist
British Empire, The
British Empire and Japan, The . .
British Mosses . . . . 198,
British Mountaineering
British National Finance
British Officer in the Balkans, A . .
British Tar in Fact and Fiction,
The 193,
Brittany to Whitehall
Browning, Selections from
Bruce, The
Buckjumper, The . .
Buller, Sir Redvers
Burden of 1909, The
Burial of Sir John Moore, and Other
Poems, The
Buried City of Kenfig, The
Business, Practical Hints for Man
and Master
Business Success
Butler, Josephine E. : an Auto-
biographical Memoir
723
281
127
775
126
34i
801
89
231
453
723
193
479
723
723
927
258
973
878
454
606
529
529
Cage, The
Calvert's Valley, In
Calvin in His Letters
Cambridge Countv Geographies
377.
Cambridge Modern History
Cannes and Its Surroundings
Canon in Residence, The
Canterbury Cathedral
Capital and Investment
Captain Singleton's Early Adven-
tures
Captain's Daughter, The
Care of Natural Monuments, The . .
Carmelite Classics
Carthen : a Tragedy in Three Acts. .
Cassell's Academy Pictures 615,
Cassell's Shilling Editions
Cassock and Comedy
Castle of Dreams, A
Cathechism on Field Training
Catholic Who's Who and Year
Book
Causeries du Lundi
Celestina ; or, The Tragi comedy
of Calisto and Melebea
Certain Fundamentals, On
Chambers of Commerce Year Book,
The .. ...
Chance of a Lifetime
Characters of Paradise Lost
Characters of Shakespeare's Plays. .
Charlatans, The
Charm of Paris, The : an Antho-
logy . . . .
Chats on English Earthenware . .
Chemistry, Elements of Organic . .
Chemistry, Junior
Chemistry, New Matriculation
Children Act Explained, The
Children of Mammon
Children of the Gutter, The
Children's Book of Plays, Our
Children's Care Committees
Christ and the Crowd
Christ Our Example
Christ, The Church, and Man
Christabel
Christian Evidence Lectures
Christian Use of the Psalter, The . .
Church of Christ, The
Church Pageant, The Book of the
English
Church Teaching for Church
Children
Churches and Usury, The
Civil Service Year Book
Classics, Reprints of English
Classiques Francaises, Les
Claudian as an Historical Authority
Cleansing of a City, The
Clergy List, The
Client Princes of tin- Roman Empire
Under the Republic
Closer Union
Cloud Upon the Sanctuarv, The . .
Clubs
873
876
878
875
582
227
47
49
583
454
721
972
418
557
619
7ii
526
584
452
619
41S
259
230
928
229
583
197
155
927
377
605
231
231
96
526
875
19
157
229
127
454
927
15
899
17
231
927
159
284
532
155
617
126
90
333
126
555
490
224
Coal Mining, Practical .. ..158
Coillard of the Zambesi . . . . 725
Colloquia Latina . . . . . . 828
Commentary on the Holy Bible . . 971
Commonsense Papers .. .. 127
Commonwealth of Australia, The
706, 775
Companies (Consolidation) Act, 1908
525
899
336
259
126
198
81, 124
The
Complete Fisherman, The
Composition in Portraiture
Conditions of Life in the Sea
Conjuring, The Art of Modern
Conquering the Arctic Ice
Consider the Butterflies, How They
Grow . . . . . . . . 454
Contemporary Ireland . . . . 158
Cookery Book, The Two Hundred
and Fifty Recipe.. .. ..92
Co-partnership at Guise, Twenty-
eight Years of .. .. .. 557
Copj-right, International . . . . 282
Corn Laws, The .. .. .. 157
Corpus Verses, A Book of . . 828
Counsels and Precepts . . . . 490
Cricket, A. C. Maclaren on . . . . 929
Crime on Canvas, A . . . . 231
Cross in the Old Testament, The . . 159
Crowd, The
Curious Case of Lady Purbeck, A
Daft Days, The
Daily Light from the Cross
Dan to Beersheba
Dancing Bear, A
Daphne in Fitzroy Street
Dartmoor House that Jack Built,
The
Daughter of the Storm, A 923,
Davina
Dawn, The, and Other Poems
Delusion
Devil and the Crusader, The
Devil's Ace, The
Dexter Entanglement, The 619,
Diana of the Swamp
Dickens Dictionary, A
Dictionary and Chronicle for China,
Japan, Corea, &c.
Dictionary of Philosophical Terms. .
Dictionarv of the Bible 149,
Did She bo Right ?
Directory of Great Britain and Ire-
land, Thorn's
Directory of Paper Makers
Disappearing Eye, The
Docteur Bousseau, Le
Dom Garcia de Navarre or le rrince
Jalond . . ' . .
Double Bonds
Doubtful Experiment, A Very
Dream of Gerontius, The
Dromina . . . . . . 582,
Dublin Castle and the Irish People . .
Dudley Book of Cookery and House-
hold Recipes
Dutch, Elements of
Early Christianity
East Africa, Drumkev's Year Book
for
Easter in the Heart
Economic Interpretations of Historv
The
Edinburgh Periodical Press, The . .
Edinburgh School Atlas, The
Egyptian Arabic Primer
El Greco : an Account of his Life
and Works
Electra of Sophocles, The
Electric Practice, Modern
Electrical Terms and Phrases
Electricitv, The How Does it Work,
of
Electricitv, Technical
Elfin Tales
Elisabeth Davenay
Elizabeth Visits America
Emerson, The Pocket
Encyclopaedia Britannica
End and the Beginning, The
Engineering Wonders of the World
553. 573. 643,
English Catalogue of Books, 1908. .
English Church Teaching
English Figure Skating
English in China, The
English Literature in the Nineteenth
Century . . . • •
49i
584
582
582
16
159
375
490
927
878
929
876
419
197
723
379
619
531
226
228
284
149
606
875
197
377
723
974
15
707
453
124
798
377
53i
619
532
48
91
95
4S9
155
723
96
490
619
156
972
7ii
230
85
53i
225
17
47
1.1 1
Si'
English Woman, The . . . . 928
Epistles of Paul to the Ephesians,
Philippians, Colossians, and to
Philemon .. .. .. .. 971
Esperanto for the English . . . . 158
Esperanto Manual, The . . 95
Essays in Freedom . . . . . . 875
Estimations in Criticism .. ..158
Ethics of the Christian Life, The . . 49
European Travellers in India . . 490
Evergreen Novels . . . . . . 709
Every Man for Himself . . . . 127
Every Woman Her Own Dressmaker 531
Everyday Japan . . . . . . 487
Everyman's History of the English
Church . . . . . . . . 972
Everyman's Library .. 189, 483
Evolutionary Socialism . . . . 971
Exiled Workers . . . . . . 974
Factory and Truck, Acts The . . 899
Fair Refuge, A . . . . . . 583
Fair Woman at Fontainebleau . . 584
Fairbaim's Book of Crests of the
Families of Great Britain and
Ireland . . . . . . . . 484
Fairv Tales of Master Perroult, The 828
Faith 488
Faith Healing . . . . . . 487
Faith, Its Nature and Work .. 617
Faith of His Fathers, The.. 122, 258
Familiar Swiss Flowers . . ■ • 5 79
Father Zuletta's Letters on Christian
Doctrine .. .. .. .. 419
Felix Stone . . 488
Fellowship . . . . . . . . 487
Fellowship Hymn Book, The . . 971
" Field " Record of Field Trials, The 971
Fighting Ships, All the World's 715, 949
Fights Forgotten . . . . . . 333
Finders of the Way. . . . . . 197
Finding of Mercia, The . . . . S78
Finsbury Library, The . . . . 610
First and Last Appearance, My . . 19
First and Last Things . . . . 15
First George in Hanover and
England . . . . . . 48
First Things of Jesus, The .. ..583
Fleet Street and Other Poems . . 973
Flowers and Grass Calendars for
Children . . . . . . . . 377
PI ying Months, The. . . . . . 725
Folk Songs from Somerset.. .. 530
Food Inspector's Handbook, The.. 231
Fool of Quality, The ; or the History
of Henry, Earl of Morland . . 531
For Church and Chieftain . . . . 584
For Love of Our Lord .. . . 159
Forbidden Boundary, The . . . . 17
Foreign Classics, The Great . . . . 973
Foundation of the Origin of Species,
The 949
Four Methods of Teaching English
to Maswina . . . . . . 877
France : a Popular History for
Young People . . . . . . 769
France of the French . . . . 230
Franco-British Exhibition Illus-
trated Review .. .. ..122
Francois le Champi.. .. ..155
Free Church Year Book, The . . 972
Fresh Leaves and Green Leaves .. 557
Friend of the People, The . . . . 284
From an Easy Chair . . .. ..127
From Island to Empire . . . . 47
Fruitful Ministry, A . . . . 258
Future Leadership of the Church,
The 619
Gai Juli Caesaris . . . . . . S28
Galicia, The Switzerland of Spain. . 584
Game Animals of Africa, The . . 49
Garden Annual, The .. .. 124
Garden of Love and Other Poems,
The ..725
Gardener's Year, The Young .. 15
Gems of Foreign Fiction in English 190
General Knowledge of Common
Things . . . . . . . . 96
Genesis and Evolution of the In-
dividual Soul, Scientifically
Treated, The . . . . . . 929
Geographical Discovery . . . . 488
Geography, Handbook of, Descrip-
tive and Mathematical .. ..96
Geometry. Concurrent Practical and
Theoretical .. .. ..557
Germ Life 488
German, The Viking .. .. S78
German-French and French-German
Dictionary . . . . . . 226
Gervase . . . . . • . . 877
Gift of the Sea, The 156
Girls' School Year Book, The . . 928
Gladstone, Life of, The . . 92
Glastonbury, The Historic Guide to
the English Jerusalem, . . 897, 925
Glimpses of Indian Life . . 48
Godless Socialism, A . . . . 532
God's Message through Modern
Doubt 47
God's Orchard, In 873
Golden Precipice, The .. ..127
Gospel According to St. John, The 619
Gospel in the Church, The. . . . 379
Gospel of St. Mark 158
Gower Street to Portugal, From . . 583
Grafton Chimes . . . . . . 377
Grammar Schools, The English .. 126
Grape Culture Up-to-Date.. .. 191
Great Victorian Age, The . . . . 197
Greater Love, The . . . . . . 454
Greatness and Decline of Rome 158, 488
Greek and Eastern Churches, The. . 15
Greek Fathers, The 15
Greek Historians, The Ancient . . 197
Green Room Book, The . . 191, 409
Grieben's Guides . . . . . . 898
Grip of Fear, The . . . . . . 490
Guide for Officers and N.C.O.'s of
the Territorial Forces . . . . 800
Guide to Heraldry . . . . . . 226
Guide to Promotion for Officers in
Subject " A " 157
Gulliver's Travels . . . . . . 557
Haeckel : His Life and Work .. 557
Hailevburv College, Past and Present
798
Half Hours with the Minor Prophets
and Lamentations .. .. 531
Haliburton, Lord, A Memoir of His
Public Service .. .. .. 41S
Hampden, Essay on John .. ..721
Handbook for Drivers of the
Mounted Services . . . . . . 488
Handbook of Cyprus .. .. 898
Handbook to Truth, A . . . . 490
Handbook to the Technical and Art
Schools and Colleges of the UK. 531
Happy Elopement. The . . . . 336
Happy Half Century, A .. .. 157
Happv School Da vs. . .. ..723
Hard Bit of Road', A .. . . 157
Harry Gordon . . . . . . 875
Harvests of the East .. • • 532
Hazell's Annual . . . . - . 13
Health. Morals and Longevity . . 725
Heart of a Gipsy, The . . . . 228
Heart of Monica . . . . . . 487
Hearthrug Comedies . . . . 377
Heat and Other Forces . . . . 488
Hebrew English Dictionary to the
Old Testament 127
Helen Polska's Lover . . . . 4S7
Henry in Search of a Wife . . . . S78
Heraldry. Complete Guide to • • 531
Heroes of the Hebrew Monarchy,
The 4 §9
Hertford, Handlist to Inscriptions in
the Hundred of Edwinstree .. 151
Hints on Etiquette and Dress for
Officers of the Territorial Forces 157
Hints on House Furnishing. . .. 400
Hints to Young Authors . . . . 450
Historical Geographv, A Sketch ..I >7K
History of Art, A 619
History of Contemporary Civilisa-
tion". 454
History of England. Fletcher's . . 771
History of the Johnstones, 1191-
1909' . . . . • • _ • • 949
Homes and Haunts of Henry Kirke
White 9
Hope that is in the. The . . . . 454
Horatius ami Other Stories. . .. 828
Household Cookery . . .t ■ • 873
Houses of Glass . . . . . . 554
Hoverers, The 16
How Came the Light to Britain ?. . 258
How to Appreciate Prints . . ■ • 574
How to Compose Business Letters. . 529
How to Get Married 557
How to Instruct in Aiming and
Firing .. .. .. •• 157
Human Woman. The .. .. 19
Hungarian Grammar .. ..928
Sii/>/''c»'t'»/ to The Pihi.ifhers' Circular-!
AND BOOKSELLERS' KtCORD. J Illy 24. 1 09J
The Publishers* Circular
REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS— continued.
Hurst & Blackett's Sevenpenny
Library . . . . . . 770, 797
Hymn Tunes, A Selection of 100 . . 284
Hymns and Songs for Empire Day Soo
Ideas of a Plain Countrv Woman,
The .. .. " .. .-555
Ido : Practical Grammar and Exer-
P cises . . . . . . . . 2 30
Ifs and Ans .. .. .. -.159
Ikona Camp . . . . . . ... 583
Immortal Hour, The . . . . 16
In a Good Cause . . . . . . 898
In the Beginning . . . . . . 128
In the Dead of Night . . . . 585
In the Long Run . . . . . . 585
In the Shadow of the Peaks . . 876
Incarnate Purpose, The . . 49
India, North . . . . . . 17
.Indian Criminal, The .. .. 4S9
Indian Dust . . . . . . . . 927
Indoor Games, Evervbodv's Book
I of . . .. .." .. ..158
.Inez, the King's Page .. .. 725
Insurance Against Unemployment . . 877
Insurrections . . . . . . 928
Intellectual Life, The . . . . 968
Interlude of Calisto and Melebea,
Wt An ..230
International Commercial Lexicon . . 557
Invisible Glory, The .. .. 17
-Irene of the Ringlets .. .. 557
It Was Not to Be 487
•Italy, from 1495 to 1790 . . . . 530
Jack South . . . . . . . . 723
Jack's Serial Publications . . 45
Jan of the Windmill .. .. 487
Jan Vermeer of Delft and Carel
Fabritius . . . . . . ..45
Janet's Repentance . . . . 583
Jew and Human Sacrifice, The .. 713
Jimbo : a Fantasy . . . . 489
Job and His New Theology . . 927
Jockey's Revenge, The . . . . 877
John Cave 878
Joint Stock Companies, Formation,
Management and Winding-up of . . 16
Journal of John Mayne, The . . 489
Joyce Pleasantry . . . . 47
Judges of Jesus, The . . . . 582
Julian Revelstone : a Romance . . 452
Junius Unveiled . . . . . . 829
Juvenus duin Sumus . . . . 873
Life's Wreckage
Light for Lesser Days
Light on the Advent
Lioness of Mayfair, The
Literary Tours in the Highlands and
Islands of Scotland
Literary Year Book, The .. it,
Literature, A Treasure of English . .
Cambridge History of
School Historv of
of
Literature
Modern
Literature
English
Little Angels
Little Dinners with the Sphinx
Little Dorothy
Little Flowers of St. Francis
Assisi . . . . ■'•*- ",- •-■
Little France
Little Sermons to the Children
Little Summer at Assisi, A . .
Little Town in the Valley, The
Living Chalice, The, and Other
Poems
London Side Lights
London to York : the Great North
Road
London's Forest : Its History, Tra-
ditions and Romance
Lone Sheiling, The
Love and Parentage
Love-Brokers, The
Love Familv, The
Love that Kills, The
Loveliness of Christ, The
Loves, Old and New
Lunatic at Large, The
Lure of Eve, The . .
Lyra Evangelistici . .
Lyric Masterpieces by
Authors
Lyrics, A Few
Lyrics of a Briton in Gallia
Living
Kalendar of Shepherds,
Katrine
•Key of Life
King and Isabel, The
King's Revenue, The
The
■ ■ 49
876, 8q8
•• 532
.. 877
.. 17
La Caverne .. .. .. . . 47^
Lace Making and Collecting . . 800
Ladies' Court Book, The .. ..252
Ladies in Haste, The .. ..127
Land Values Taxation . . . . 878
Landholding in England .. . . 157
Lands Beyond the Channel . . 96
Land's End to the Lizard, From . . 876
Language, Introduction to the
. Natural History of . . . . 126
Lapsus Cerebelli . . . . . . 532
Latin Delectus, The New . . . . 489
Latin Prose Composition . . . . 95
Latin Reading Book, A .. 158
Laurel-Crowned Letter Series, The . . 771
Law Affecting Dogs and the Owners,
j£ The .. .. .. ..877
Lawns . . . . . . . . 347
Lawns and Greens, Their Formation
and Management .. ..617
Lawrences of the Punjab, The .. 15
Le Medecin de Campagne .. 156
Leaders of Socialism .. ..159
Leaves in the Wind .. ..227
Lectures et Conversations . » 488
Legend of Montrose, The . . . . 873
Legend of the Flowers, The . . 377
Letters from the Peninsula . . 861
Letters of Boswell to W. J . Temple . . 13
Letters of John Keats . . . . 157
Letters of John Ruskin, The .. 581
Letts' Printers' Diary .. ..127
Library Economics . . . . . . 928
Licensed Victuallers' Year Book . . 490
Life After Death 489
Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay . . 968
t<ife in the Word . . . . . . 490
fife's Lessons and Other Poems .. 156
Macmillan's Sevenpenny Series . .
Madras Manual of Geography
Madrid
Magic Bowl, The
Magic of .Sport, The
Maid's Forgiveness : a Play, The
Making of Molly, The
Man and Maid
Man and the Bible
Man of the Mask, The
Man I'reparing for Other Worlds
Man Who Understood Woma,
The
Mansfield Park
Mantle of Ishmael, The
Manual of the Order and Adminis-
tration of a Baptist Church
Manual for Free Church Ministers,
A
Map of South America, A . .
Maps
Maps, Bacon's Excelsior
Marcus Aurelius
Masque of Coraus, The
Masterpiece in Colours
875
454
491
875
583
337
127
257
126
530
229
!97
47
219
927
47
48
229
126
490
97i
96
879
873
47
453
617
875
582
258
900
377
877
230
703
874
53i
899
640
489
377
48
878
19
873
17
228
972
927
9
489
333
81
557
532
418, 557
Materia Mnemonics : Aids to
Materia Medica . . . . . . 452
Matriculation English Course . . 974
Me and My True Love . . . . 927
Meaning -of Money, The .. ..418
Medical Annual . . . . . . 533
Medici at Florence, The . . . . 229
Meditations on the Office and Work
of the Holy Spirit .. ..198
Meggj', a Day Dream . . . . 1
Memoirs of a Cavalier .. ..155
Memory Harbour . . . . . . 878
Men of the Covenant . . 43
Menace of Socialism, The . . . . 725
Merchant of Venice, The . . 96
Merry Moments with Scholars . . 488
Mersteins, The . . . . . . 973
Message of Psvchic Science to the
World, The" 377
Messages from the Epistle to the
Hebrews . . . . . . . . 829
Military Law Examiner, The . . 157
Military Law Made Easy .. . . 157
Military Needs and Policy .. 585
Mind and Work, .. .. . . 530
Mineral Kingdom, The
557, 775, 879
Minister's Diary for 1909, The . . 48
Mirabeau, Life of . . . . ..128
Miracle and Infidelity . . . . 491
Mirrors of Illusion ..
Miss Pillsbury's Fortune . . . .
Mistress Art, The
Modern Constitutions
Modern Golf
Modern Mother, The
Mohammedanism and Christianity
Mollie Devcrill
Money
Money and Profit-Sharing
Monica of Esseburn
Monograms and Cyphers
Moon of Valleys
Moore — Writer of " The Burial of
Sir John Moore," discovered . .
Moral Education in Eighteen Coun-
ties
Moran of Kildally
More Bunkum
Morgan, R. C, His Life and Times
867,
Morris, William
Mowbray's Annual
Mozarabic Liturgy, Ihe
Mr. Gilful's Love Story
Mummer, The Magnificent
Music, Cassel's Popular
Music for Teachers, One Thousand
Questions in
Music, Novello's . . 610, 861,
My Father's Business
Mystery of Pain, The
Mystery of Seven, The
Mystery Island : A Tale of the
Pacific
Napoleon
National Gallery, The
158, 229, 487,
National Songs and Some Ballads,
Nation's Income, The
Native Life in East Africa
Nature Study
Nautical Almanack
Naval Warfare
'Neath Austral Skies
Nelson's Hardy, His Life, Letters
and Friends
New Education in China. The
New Light on the Renaissance . .
New Nation, The
New Testament, The, Its Author-
ship, Date, and Worth
New Testament, The Twentieth
Century
New Things and Old in Saint
Thomas Aquinas
New Word, The
Newnes' Sixpenny Copyright Novels
Newspaper List, Handy
Nice Pair, A
Nietzsche, Complete Works of
Frederich
Nightshade
Ninon de l'Enclos, the Real
No Refuge but in Truth
Noblesse Oblige
Nora and the Shepherd
North and South
Notes by the Way .. 82 5,
Notes from Sotheby's
Notes on Visual Training and Judg-
ing Distance
285
972
126
255
579
877
532
898
419
17
585
531
928
Outdoor Carpentry . . . . 775
Oxford Tutor, An . . . . . . 491
Pain, Its Place in Creation . . 581
Palgrave's Golden Treasury . . 553
Pall Mall Pictures for 1909 . . 610
Pan Worship and Other Poems . . 48
Panama Canal and Its .Makers,
The 409
Papers for Thinking Welshmen .. 725
Parson in the. Australian Bush, A . . 95
Parson of Burgate, The . . . . 877
Passing English of the Victorian Era 453
949
16
488
159
829
725
453
Object Drawing Handbooks, The
S. & S. Practical . . ■ ■ 92
Octaval Instead of a Decimal
Svstem, An . . . . • • 775
Office Desk Book 281
O'Kissme San : A Doll from
Japan . . . . . . . . S29
Old Cottages of Snowdonia, The
343
Old Home, The 829
Old London . . . . . . . . 584
Old Testament in Greek, The . . 971
Olessia . . . . . . . . 285
On Books and Character . . . . 1 5 7
Only an Orphan .. .. .. 377
Only April . . . . . . . . 452
Origin of the Sense of Beauty, The 419
Orkney and Shetland, Miscellany 259
Ornaments of the Ministers, The 17
Ornaments, Rubric, The . . . . 583
Our Daily Bread .. .. .. 158
Our Debt to Antiquity .. ..711
Our Faith 15
Our Mutual Friend
Passing of the Great Fleet, The
1 Patcola, a Tale of a Dead City . .
Patents, Decisions Regarding Work-
615 ing German . . . . . . 155
723 Patriarchate of Jerusalem, The . . 453
532 Patricia Baring ... . . 15
Peace and Happiness . . . . 489
928 Peace and the Churches . . . . 197
48 Pearse, Mr. Harvey . . . . 281
159 Pearson's Seaside Guide .. • • 553
713 Peggy the Daughter .. ..258
583 Penny Stories for all the People 532
900 Penrose's Pictorial Annual . . 48
254 Pensees et Reflexions de la Bruyere
et Autres Auteurs Francais . . 379
532 People's Library . . . . 220, 553
949 Persia and Arabia, Behind the Veil
159 in 150, 258
617 Persian Self- Taught .. .. 928
491 Persona; of Ezra Pound .. ..928
Personal Religion in Egypt before
725 Christianity
Peru, Its Story, People, and Re
771 Hgion .."
Peter Homunculus
949 Peter Vandy
156 Petticoat Pilgrims on Trek
972 Pewter Marks and Old Pewter Ware 195
725 Philosophies Ancient and Modern 127
95 Photo Miniature Series, The . . 95
126 Photography for the Press . . S29
17 Piano Playing, Relaxation Studies
972 in the Muscular discriminations
required for Touch, Agility, and
12 } Expression in .. .. .. 873
13 1 Piano Solos and How to Play them 532
4 85 Pictorial Log of the Battle Fleet
972 Cruise Around the World, A . . 949
Pictured Puzzles and Word Play . . 48
4S7 Picturesque Donegal- .. .. 377
Piece of New Cloth, A . . . . 876
4 82 Pilpul Zeman Zemanim Zemane-
hem .. .. .. 158
487 Pitman, Life of Sir Isaac . . 48
157 Plates for School Use, Coloured,
Brown's ..' .. .. ..227
336 Plato 5S3
453 Plays, the Silver Box. Joy, Strife .. 531
876 Poc'cet Prescribsr, The . . . . 900
Pocohontas . . . . . . . . 723
Poe, Complete Poetical Works of 619
Poems by Eva .. .. . . 87 G
Poems, New — Marjoram . . . . 927
Poems of A. C. Benson, The .. 153
Poems of Mackenzie Bell . . 94, 379
Poems, Representative English .. 158
Poems — W. J. Cameron .. .. 829
Policy of Licensing Justices, The S77
Polly of the Circus . . . . 530
Pools of Silence, The . . . . 974
Poor Law Commission, Report of
the 282
Poor Man's House, A . . . . 17
Popular Stories .. .. .-532
Porcelain, Oriental, Continental and
British 228
Poultry for Prizes and Profit . . 229
Power of Peace, The . . . . 231
Powers of Mischief, The . . . . 929
Pownall, Thomas, M.P., F.R.S. . . 258
Pre-Tractarian Oxford . . . . 454
Primary Curriculum, The . . . . 453
Primitive Christianity . . ■ . 974
Primer of General History, A . . 4S9
Prince's Pranks, The . . . . 489
Principles and Methods of Univer-6
S75
491
285
231
41S
617
157
974
709
r57
sity Reform
Printer's Pie
Priscilla and Charybdis
Priscilla of the Good Intent
Prisoner of His Word. A
Private Coles — Philosopher
Problem of Parliament, The
Prophecies of the Centuries Concern-
ing the Church, Great
489 Psychic Philosophy
43
767
583
775
153
775
490
829
490
VI
The Publishers' Circular
rSuppletnent to The Pv ushers' Circular
Land Be okseli f.rs' Record, July 24, 1909
REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS— continued.
Phi ng to the Front . . 47
Quaint Subjects of the King . . 800
Queen Kate .. .. .. . . 531
Questions Answered by Christ . . 158
Rad and His Friends . . . . 16
Radio Activity and Geology . . 874
Rambles in Bookland . . . . '530
Raveltoft 899
Readings and Recitations, Select . . 875
Record of the University Boat Race,
A ' • . . . 551
Red-Hot Crown. The . . . . 971
Red King's Dream, and Other
Poems . . . . . . . . 583
Redeeming Vision .. .. ..231
Religion of Ancient Palestine, The. . 127
Religion of the Threshold, The . . 284
Reminiscences of a Famous Oars-
. man . . . . .... 253
Reminiscences of My I.ife '. . . . 230
Renaissance Fibra^ . . . . 707
Render Unto Coesar . . . . 584
Rest and Be Restful, How to . . 928
Rhetoric of Aristotle, The . . 418
Rise and Progress of the South
American Republics .. ..119
Road of No Return, The . . 530
Roads to Riches .. .. .. 418
Roller Skating .. .. 119, 158
Roman Breviary, The . . . . 027
Roman Fife and Manners Under the
Early Empire . . . . . . 973 J
Roman Singer, A . . . . . . 877
Romance of Smuggling, The . . 725
Romanism Examined, Modern . . 973
Rosary of Sonnets, and Other
Verses, A . . . . . . ■ . . 899
Round World, The .. ..126
Royal Academy Winter Exhibition?
Catalogue of . . . . 45
Royal Daughters of England, The. . 189
Royal Fovers and Mistresses . . 876
Royal Ward, A 97 1
Royalist Raid; and Other Poems, A 19
Rubaivat of Omar Khavvam
15, 47, 229
Rugby, Modern .. .. ..127
Rural Rides . . . . - . . . . 155
Russian Bastille, The . . . . 873
Sabbioneta : a Drama in Three Acts 377
Sacred Poems . . • . . . . 530
Sad Fortunes of the Reverend Amos
Barton . . . . . . . . 583
Saint Gilbert .. .. .. 128
St. Nicotine . . . . . . . . 453
Sarah Valliant's Problem . . .. 197
Scenes of Clerical Fife . . . . 583
School of Madrid, The . . . . 927
Schoolmasters' Year Book and Direc
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Science, An Elementary Cour.
Practical . . . . . .' . .'
Science in Modern Fife . . 16,
Scientific Feeding of Animals, The. .
Scientific Queen Rearing
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Scottish Painting, Past and Present
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Seed of the Righteous, The
Selected Speeches
Semitic Magic
Serf, Fe
Serle's Secret
Sermons of Henry Smith, The
Sermons of Thomas Adams, The . •
Service Code for Naval and Military
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Service Days, My . . . . . . 284
454
973
92
971
191
127
619
928
156
49
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Seven Stages of Golf, and Other
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Shadow of Mayfair, The . . . . 875
Shakespeare . . . . . . . . 229
Shakespeare Discoveries, Miss Corelli
and 529
Shakespeare for Home Reading . . 454
Shakespeare, In re . . .. ..531
Shakespeare, Pocket Fexicon and
Concordance . . ... . . 86?
Shakespeare Studied in Three Plays 258
Shakespeare, Tales from . . . . 723
Shakespeare, Three Plays of . . 488
Shelley . . . . . . . . 555
Shelley : a Poem . . . . . . 197
Shilling Novels, Messrs. Stanley
Shuttlecock for Critics, A 19
Sidelights on Christian Doctrine .. 723
Siepmann's French Series for Rapid
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Simple Heart, A 583
Sin of Alison Dering, The . . . . 419
Sin of the Duchess, The . . . . 377
Sinbad the Sailor .. .. ..197
Sing Ye to the Ford . . . . 927
Sir Gregory's Silence . . . . 899
Sir Sleep- Awake and His Brothers. . 47
Sixpenny Novels, Cassell's . . 949
Sixpenny Pieces . . . . . . 928
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Small Holdings in England . . 526
Snowbound . . . . . . . . 487
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Somes House . . . . . . 878
Son of Desolation, A . . . . 876
Song of the Stewarts, The .. 583
Songs of a Parish Priest . . . . 970
Songs of a Sunlit Fand . . . . 375
Songs of England Awaking . . 876
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Spanish Series .. : . •• 557
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Spencer, Herbert . . . . . . 377
Spirit in the Word, The . . . . 159
Spiritual Calendar, A . . . . 377
Spitfire, The 928
Springs of Helicon, The . . . . 584
.Square Mile, The . . . . . . 230
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195
584
119
156
128
197
452
159
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229
899
229
619
229
377
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227
96
488
867
491
721
454
775
197
487
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585
156
877
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825
928
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229
36
229
490
114
284
155
377
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613
723
584
701
533
Varying Year, The . . . . . . 47
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Vulgate, The .. .. .. 198
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95
971
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158
159
229
48/
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555
557
775
877
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CONTENTS
PAGE
Titrning Over Old Leaves 5
Notes and Announcements . . . . . . 5
Articles — The Publishers' Circular Annual
Summary of the Numbers and Classes of
Books Published in 1908 ; Our Book Trade
Notes from Glasgow ; Mr. Benjamin Leach ;
"The Life of James McNeill Whistler";
The Homes and Haunts of Henry Kirke
White; Milton and Elzevier; George Borrow;
Hazell's Annual for 1909 ; For the Friend
of British Sailors; Lecture by a Well-known
Bookseller; Britain's Position in Aero-
nautics, &c. . . . . . . . . 7_I4
Letters to the Editor
Notices of Books
Books of the Week
14
18
19
THE
Publishers' Circular
Turning Over
Leaves
Old
Although it is against our interests to
advocate any reduction in the production
of books, we can come to no other con-
clusion when thinking of the present
position of the book trade than this :
Too many books spoil the book market.
It is an ancient conclusion and an un-
profitable one. Every publisher admits
its truth, but no publisher will admit it is
true concerning his own productions.
The fact is, although nominally one,
every publisher, and every publishing
concern, consists of two unequal parts —
there is the fascinating literary side and
the humdrum business side — and it is this
dual character which is mainly responsible
for the over-production of books. The
literary or producing side is always, or
nearly always, too strong for the business
or disposing side ; it is little use for the
latter to cry, " Stop ! give us breathing
time, come and look at the stock rooms,
hear what our town and country travellers
say." No, hope springs eternal in the
better part of the publisher's heart and
drowns the still small voice of the, by
experience, wiser part. If the matter is
considered from the point of view of the
greatest good for the greatest number,
perhaps it is a good thing that the
publisher's hopes for success in publishing
new books are so little daunted by dis-
appointment in the sale of old ones ; but
we refer to the book trade side of the
question. In truth, the fascination
of publishing is endless. To be the first
to see a new author, to advise and
suggest, to help materially in the pro-
duction of what may presently be a
welcomed addition to the world's litera-
ture, to be continually bowling at the
wicket of success : what wonder that the
" no balls," " wides," the unkind cuts of
the critics, the catches missed and the
drives mto oblivion are forgotten when
the roar of applause conies at last.
And provided it comes often enough to
cover his losses, success, though it leaves
little profit, leaves the publisher happy
in the pursuit of fortune in perhaps the
most fascinating of professions.
Probably every publisher has deter-
mined, like everybody else, to turn over a
new leaf in this New Year — many new
ones in fact — to contemplate anything
else would conjure up visions of the
extinction of new literature — but we
venture to suggest, with not the slightest
semblance Of dictation, that to turn over
old leaves might be profitable — to glance
back at the serried ranks of " New Book "
columns in the P.C. — or, better, to wait a
week or two for our annual volume of the
English Catalogue of Books made up
from those lists and other sources.
Although we say so, these annual
volumes are an admirable assistance to a
publisher. By turning over their pages
he can very easily ascertain what books
have been published on any subject, who
wrote them, who published them, their
size, price, and date of publication. It
is certain that publishers cannot re-
member or even know all the books that
have been published on a certain subject ;
and, when a new book on that subject is
offered, to be able to ascertain in a few
minutes exactly what books already
exist may save heavy loss — in any case
it puts the publisher in the strong position
of making the author justify the exist-
ence of his work and its chances of
success against rivals already established ;
it is also an invaluable guide in deciding
questions of size and price.
The best way, perhaps, to use the
English Catalogue for this purpose would
be, when sending a manuscript to a
reader, to send also a list of works on the
subject in order that he may examine
at any rate those which appeared likely
to be formidable rivals — the reader
would deserve, and doubtless get, an
increased fee, but it would be a cheap
insurance against the most common
cause of loss to publishers : the attempt
to plant a new book successfully in a field
already full.
What is the most solid argument a
publisher's traveller has to contend with
when offering a new work to a book-
seller ? Obviously it is another book on
the same subject which he has already in
stock.
We hope it will not be imagined that
our suggestion as to this particular use
of the English Catalogue is made in order
to advertise it and induce publishers to
buy it— it is already bought by prac-
tically everyone publishing many books.
It is made in the belief that it offers
a practical way of lessening what every-
one admits to be the crushing burden of
the book trade— the production of books
which are not wanted.
Notes and Announcements
The awful calamity which has fallen
upon the Italians has thrown a deep
shadow on the whole world. The close
and friendly relations between Italy and
Great Britain make our sympathy all the
deeper, and it is very gratifying to find
our war-ships among the first to bring
such relief as may be possible.
Publishers looking for a perfect paper
on which to print a book worthy of it,
might look at that used by Mr. Heine-
mann in his " Life of James McNeill
Whistler." It will give them an oppor-
tunity, too, to admire some of the best
printing that even Messrs. Ballantyne,
Hanson & Co. have ever done. And
last, but not least, the chance glancing
at a page or two will lure them on to
reading one of the most interesting
biographies ever published. The good
stories are innumerable.
A Frenchman in Chelsea taught art
and sold tapestry. Whistler bought a
number of things from him. " But vill
he pay, zis Vistlaire, vill he pay ? " the
man asked ; and, at last one evening he
went to Eindsey Row. A cab was at&the
door. The maid said Whistler was not
in, but the man heard his voice and
pushed past, and said afterwards :
" Upstairs, I find him, before a little
picture painting, and behind him ze
bruzzers Greaves holding candles. And
Vistlaire he say : ' You are ze very man
I vant ; hold a candle ! ' And I hold a
candle. And Vistlaire he paint and he
paint, and zen he take ze picture, and he
go downstairs, and he get in ze cab, and
he drive off, and we hold ze candle, and I
see him no more. Mon Dieu, ' il est
terrible, ce Vistlaire ! "
But he was paid the next day.
The Nineteenth Century and After for
January contains " Is Invasion Possible "
by Major-General Frank S. Russeil
C.M.G., and "Our Military Weakness,"
by Colonel the Earl of Erroll, K.T.
6
The
Publishers' Circular
January 2, 1909
His many friends and the countless
admirers of his writings will regret to hear
that Mr. W. Clark Russell has been seriously
ill for two months — and is so still — from a
combination of neuritis, gout and arthritis.
The great novelist of the sea has weathered
so many storms — his life for thirty years
has been one long courageous fight
against ill-health — that we trust his
resolute spirit will conquer again.
Harper's Magazine for January is an
extremely interesting number. It con-
tains an account from her own pen of
" The First Ascent of Mount Huscaran,"
by Miss Annie S. Peck. If Mount Hus-
caran is not the highest mountain in the
world it is next door to it. Alpine climbers
will appreciate the difficulties when two
of the best Swiss guides Miss Peck could
get were almost daunted ; ha fact, one
retired. It is a modest record of magni-
ficent pluck. The same number has an
equally modest account of the Charge of
the Light Brigade by one who charged
with it.
A new book by M. Camille Flam-
marion, the delightful writer and dis-
tinguished French scientist, will be
published on January 4th by Mr. T.
Fisher Unwin. It is entitled, " Mysterious
Psychic Forces." and its purpose is to
show what truth there is in the pheno-
mena of table turnings, table movings
and table tappings, hi the communica-
tions received therefrom, in levitations
that contradict the laws of gravity, hi
the moving of objects without contact, hi
unexplained noises, or the stories told of
haimted houses.
Mr. Unwin will publish on January
4th a novel entitled, " The Ways of
Men," by Mr. Herbert Flowerdew, author
of " The Third Kiss " and " A Celibate's
Wife." " The Ways of Men " is the story
of a girl's hazardous adventure hi mar-
riage and of a man who was asked to
choose between love and fidelity on the
one hand, and on the other wealth and an
important social position.
Miss Florence Warden's new novel,
" The Baronet's Wife," will be published
on January 4th by Mr. Unwin.
" We sold more six-shilling novels on
Christmas Eve than on any two days of
the year," Mr. Frank Denny, of the well-
known Strand bookselling firm, told an
Express representative. " Literally whole
rows of them went. They were bought in
threes and fours, though preference was,
of course, shown to the established
authors. From this year's experience,
I should say that the fashion of giving
books as presents is growing."
Messrs. Swan Sonnenscluin i\: Co.
will publish in January a volume of
articles by l he late Harry Quilter, en-
titled " Opinions of Men, Women and
Tilings." This will contain reprints of
some magazine articles which were much
commented on at the time they were
published, and also several unpublished
articles as outspoken as anything written
by Mr. Quilter.
Cassell's Saturday Journal for January
9th will contain the opening instalment
of a new serial by Henry Farmer, the
well known and popular writer. This
story, the editor informs his readers, will
" be one of the strongest ever published
in the paper, and is likely to attract con-
siderable attention." The trade are
advised to note this issue and prepare
for an increased demand. A handsome
coloured poster will be supplied by the
publishers on application.
The popularity of the Story-Teller
remains undiminished, in spite of the
heavy competition it has met, and
retailers should not fail to order the
February number.
His Majesty the King has graciously
accepted a specially bound copy of the
New Rules of Golf as authorised by the
Royal and Ancient Golf Club, of which
His Majesty is Patron, sent him by the
authorised publishers, Messrs. W. C.
Henderson & Son, University Press, St.
Andrews. The New Rules are published
in several editions and in several styles
of bindings for pocket and Club use, and
came into force on January 1st.
It is interesting to note, hi connection
with the recent award of the Nobel Prize
for literature, that " Rudolf Eucken's
Philosophy of Life," by Prof. W. R.
Boyce Gibson (A. & C. Black) is already
in a second edition. Prof, and Mrs.
Gibson have almost ready for publication
in the spring, Eucken's " The Meaning
and Value of Life."
The " Illustrative Election," organ-
ised by the Proportional Representation
Society, aroused considerable interest.
A full account of the election appears hi
No. 9 of Representation and, in view
of the Committee of Inquiry promised
by Mr. Asquith, we are glad to direct the
attention of our readers to it.
The English Department of the Yale
University has made the subject of their
Jolm Hubbard Curtis #100 prize conti st
" Critical Essays on the Novels of Wil-
liam de Mordan."
Messrs. Sealy, Bryers & Walker will
issue this month two important books.
" The Predominant Partner — His Rights
and His Duties," by J. Shaw Mulhollaud,
B.L., Inner Temple, is a brilliant essay
on the present social, political and
economic condition of Ireland. Dealing
with Govermental methods in Ireland,
this book will be a revelation to English-
men, for whilst showing hi what respects
the Predominant Partnership has been
detrimental to Ireland, lie admits its
desirability. " Midland Septs and The
Pale," by F. R. M. Hitchcock, give to the
Midland of Ireland a history of its
ancient families. Mr. Hitchcock is
already known as the author of " Types
of Celtic Life and Art," a critical con-
sideration of the Celtic social systems,
1 and many other important volumes. In
the present he treats fully of the relations
of the various families with the inhabi-
tants of the Pale.
Measrs. Constable are about to publish
the first volume of a series of Con-
cordances, which will be of the greatest
; interest to students of English literature.
The work appears under the auspices of
The Concordance Society, which was
organised at Yale University hi 1906.
, The author chosen for this first volume
! is Thomas Grav.
Messrs. Constable will publish imme-
diately an abridged and less expensive
edition^ of "The Life of Sir Charles
Bright," the distinguished pioneer of
ocean telegraphy, whose name will always
be associated with the laying of the first
trans - Atlantic cable. In its original
form the work was recognised as a solid
contribution to biography. This edition
has been revised by Mr. Charles Bright
F.R.S.E. '
Mr. R. W. Seton-Watson, who signs
himself " Scotus Viator," has a new
volume coming from Messrs. Constable,
entitled, " Racial Problems in Hungary."
It is a discussion, based on personal
observation, of the racial problems of
Austria-Hungary.
Mr. Martinus Nijhoff, Bookseller, of
The Hague, publishes in English two
interesting works by J. J. M. De Groot
Professor in the University of Ley den
on Chinese Religion, Philosophv, Folk-
lore and Politics. One is entitled
" Sectarianism and Religious Persecution
in China. A page in the history of
religions." It is an attempt, and claims
to be the first, to trace the reasons for the
intolerance of the Chinese versus the
Christians hi China. The other work is
" The Religious System of China. Its
ancient forms, evolutions, history and
present aspect ; manners, customs and
social institutions connected therewith."
This work is an attempt to depict the
Chinese religion as it is reallv practised
by the nation, and to sketch on a broad
scale its influence on domestic and social
life. It is the fruit of an intimate contact
with the Chinese race for several years.
Since first setting foot on the wide" field
of sinological studies, the author has
adopted a course of systematically com-
mitting to paper whatever customs,
usages and religious observances pre-
sented themselves to his view either in
the Middle Kingdom or the transmarine
colonies where Chinese emigrants have
settled ; no opportunity of acquiring an
insight into the different phases of social
and religious life of the Chinese has been
i allowed to escape him.
The leader of the Anglo-American
Polar Expedition, Captain' Ejnar Mik-
kelsen, whose book, " Conquering the
Arctic Ice," will be published by Mr.
Heinemann on January 12th, is at present
in Copenhagen, where he lectured last
week before the Geographical Society of
Denmark, amongst his audience being
the King and Queen of Denmark and
other members of the Roval Familv.
Previous to tliis he has lectured on his
Arctic travels at Brussels. Antwerp.
Liege, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Leiden
and the Hague.
January 2, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
7
" The Publishers' Circular" Annual Summary of the
Numbers and Classes of Books Published in 1908
Like most businesses, publishing has suffered a slight depression during the past year,
although it is still well above any year previous to 1907. The total number of New Books
recorded as published in 1908 is 9,821, a decrease of 93 as compared with 1907. This decrease
is inconsiderable, but on analysing the figures it will be seen that there also has been a fall
in the average class of book published. Thus in New Books (as opposed to New Editions)
there has been a decrease of 189 during the year, while there has been an increase of 96 in
New Editions. That is to say, a considerably greater proportion of cheap reprints have
appeared. This has been the case especially in Fiction, Religion and Philosophy, and Political
and Social Economy ; and an example is afforded by the Fiction published during July,
when 177 books were issued, of which 88 or practically 50 per cent, were New Editions. Taking
the year's output class by class there are the following decreases : Religion, 28 ; Educa-
tional, 60; Political and Social, 92; History, 13; Year Books, 24; Medicine, 32; and
Belles Lettres, 79 ; while there are increases in the following classes : Fiction, 5 ; Law, 17 ;
Arts and Sciences, 55 ; Voyages, 49 ; Poetry, 42 ; and Miscellaneous, 67. The information
to hand seems to indicate an increased output during the coming year, the figures for December,
1908, showing an increase of 26 per cent, over the previous year, and no doubt the total for
the year 1909 will run into five figures.
ANALYTICAL TABLE OF BOOKS PUBLISHED IN 1908
Subjects
r. Religion, Philosophy, 1
&c f
2. Educational, Classical i
and Philological . . [
3. Fiction, Juvenile 1
Works, &c. . . )
4. Law, Jurisprudence, )
&c. . . . . . . J
5. Political and Social ^
Economy, Trade, !
and Commerce . . '
6. Arts (Fine and Useful) ^
Sciences, &c. . . [
7. Voyages, Travels, &c. \
8. Historv, Biography, 1
&c. '. . .. • ..)
9. Poetry and
Drama
thei
10. Year Books and |
Serials in Volumes . I
11. Medicine, Surgery,)
&c ;
12. Belles Lettres, Essays, 1
&c \
13. Miscellaneous (includ-
ing Pamphlets, not [
Sermons) . . . . )
a 53
b 13
« 45
b 4
aio6
b 58
a 14
b 7
a 52
b 11
a 82
b 20
a 27
b 7
a 53
b 10
a 30
b 13
a 64
b —
a 17
b 2
a 12
b 11
a 31
b —
742
57
17
34
12
143
73
21
9
62
18
62
21
17
10
53
27
25
8
37
772
61
15
40
8
146
93
14
23
31
823
42
33
641
149
96
17
9
32
12
87
17
38
6
58
10
29
11
33
29
847
56
14
45
5
104
86
19
103
60
52 44
9 7
56
17 17
696
5i
265
122
564
109
19
319
109
43
103
17
65
7
118
18
42
23
43
103
21
56
204
67
14
11
56
109
14
35
10
79
19
50
27
37
1819
1263
42
23
_■ ^ C3
't* H <U D
y t V
o9^6
752
170
922
549
637
161
-2787
260
554
117
95o
214
1
409
104
698
162
344
225
441
671
-1 1 64
513
860
569
441
1045 644
227
83
178
79
43°
a New Books; b New Ecliti n;.
The Analytical Table is divided into 13 Classes ; also New Books and New Editions.
Divisions.
1907
New Boo';s New Editions
19
New Books
38
New Editions
Religion, Philosophy, &c. . . '
Educational, Classical and Philological . .
Fiction, Juvenile Works, &c.
Law, Jurisprudence, &c.
Political and Social Economy, Trade, &c.
Arts and Sciences
Voyages, Travels, Geographv
History, Biography, &c. " . . . '
Poetry and Drama
Year Books and Serials in Volumes
Medicine, Surgery, &c.
Belles Lettres, Essays, &c.
Miscellaneous (including Pamphlets not
Sermons)
792
604
1862
168
686
863
336
713
335
465
266
248
363
158
93
920
75
77
246
128
160
192
76-
88
752
549
1819
161
554
950
409
698
344
441
227
178
430
170
88
968
99
117
214
104
162
225
83
79 .
7701
2213
7701
7512
2309
7512
9914
9821
310
257
430
Our Book Trade Notes
from Glasgow
By " Mungo "
The rush of Christmas trade is over for
another year, and the bookseller has
now time to look round his stock and
consider whether or not his autumn
buying has been justified, and if full
advantage has been taken of the oppor-
tunity the season offers to clear :his
shelves of miscellaneous books. $
When the public confine their buying
to one short week there is a tendency to
fall back on two or three books which
have been declared favourites ; this is
especially obvious in the case of fiction,
where the field of choice is so wide and
varied. And in Glasgow, from among
several good novels, Mary Johnston's
" Lewis Rand " takes the first place,
while " Stewart of Lovedale," by/^Dr.
Wells, shares with Dr. Robertson Nicol's
" Ian Maclaren " a similar position in
biography.
" A Midsummer Night's Dream,"
with. Mr. Rackham's illustrations, has
been the most popular of the larger
colour books ; in fact, some customers
complain of its being too popular, one
remarking that he had received six
copies, each given by a relative. There
is something reminiscent here of the
refrain to one of the songs sung by the
Admiral in " Pinafore."
The book, the sales of which will
head all others in Glasgow, is the attrac-
tive edition of Ramsay's " Reminiscences
of Scottish Life and Character," issued
by Mr. Foulis with H. W. Kerr's illustra-
tions in colour. A large sale was expected
for this volume, but I think the demand
must have astonished even its optimistic
publisher.
The feature of this season, however, is
the increasing popularity of those book-
lets that are taking the place of Christmas
cards, and here again Mr. Foulis gets
honourable mention, for he combines
taste in selection with taste in produc-
tion, and the enormous sale which these
little books sent out by him have had
proves that he has hit the public fancy.
The smaller shilling booklets, as published
by Messrs. Harrap, Messrs. Seigle, Hill and
Messrs. Nimmo in velvet calf or in what
a bibliophile friend of mine unkindly
referred to as " pussy-cat covers," are
also making a place for themselves as
substitutes for cards.
Notwithstanding the mikind remark
of my friend (who, by the way, is also a
poet, using that term in its wider
sense) these booklets are infinitely more
satisfactory remembrancers to send to
one's friends at Christmas time than the
once-popular card. They are not for
adults in literature, but have a missionary
influence, and an essay of Emerson's, a
few " chips " from Marcus Aurelius, or a
selection from a popular poet, may lead
the reader to become better acquainted
with the author's work.
On the whole, the Christmas trade in
Glasgow has been satisfactory ; after a
long spell of comparative depression
business came away early in the month,
and although the difficulty in selling the
larger books still remains, the returns
cannot be found fault with, and the
c
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The Publishers' Circular
January 2, 1909
increasing number of net books tides over
a period of slack trade in a way that did
not obtain some ten years ago. It is
xuifortnnate that the facility with which
landlords can add fifty pounds to the
rent cannot be dealt with as successfully
as was the discount system.
The Passing of English
Literary Treasures to
America
WE have often pointed out the fact that
there is an insatiable demand among
wealthy Americans for the rare treasures
of English literature. There is no doubt
that the purchaser of Lord Amherst's
splendid collection of Caxtons was Mr.
J. Pierpont Morgan, so those sixteen
items including the earliest book
printed in English have gone to
the American shore. The world
now knows that
John P. Morgan he
Buys every rare book that he can
see.
He has bought all of Horace Wal-
pole's letters, as well as many manu-
scripts of Byron, Shelley, Samuel
Johnson, Dickens, Thackeray, Lamb,
Mary Stuart, Lord Cornwallis, Swift,
Napoleon, Walter Scott and many
others. His library contains an unsur-
passed collection of fine bindings,
including ancient books in ivory, gold
and enamel set with gems. The
Caxtons, Aldines and Gutenbergs, the
Elzevirs and Wynkyn de Wordes ;
the collections of first editions,
including the best obtainable copies
of all that bibliophiles most approve ;
the volumes with rich historical
associations, the missals and Prayer
Books, the early Bibles, the rare
prints, the extra-illuminated books,
the Chaldean and Babylonian tablets
make up the realisation of a collec-
tor's dream
"It is too much to expect,"
the New York Times says, " that
this treasure house will be thrown
open to public examination. But
a complete catalogue of its collec-
tions, with plates, prepared by an
expert bibliophile, would be of the
greatest public value and interest."
A Directory of A merican
"Publishers " (?)
WE have received from the office of the
New York Publishers' Weekly what it
calls " A Directory of Publishers " — i.e.,
those issuing books in the United States
from January 1st, 1905, to December
31st, 1907. There must be 3,750 names
in this Directory, and a very brief
examination of the list shows that the
use of the word " publisher " is somewhat
misleading.
For instance, because a college or
university issues a magazine it is inserted
in this list of publishers as a publisher.
Then Mr. Wellborn, Librarian of the
Georgia State Library, published some
small volume, and so figures in the list
as a publisher. It is a case of ex uno
disce omnes with a vengeance — e.g.,
Vacuum Oil Co., Tennessee Valley Perti
lizer Co. It is certain that these and a
great number of others in this list are
not exactly publishers in the sense that
we use the word in this countrv.
Mr. Benjamin Leach
The many friends and admirers of
Mr. B. Leach, who for many years
represented Messrs. Ward, Lock & Co.,
Ltd., both on the road and as depart-
mental manager, will be interested to
learn that he is severing his long con-
nection with this house to take up an
important position with Messrs. Cass< 11
& Co., Ltd. From the general knowledge
of liis activity and untiring energy there
is no reason to doubt success will follow
him hi his new sphere.
A Year of Books
THE many people who never quite know
how to use books of reference should be
interested to learn of the announcement
by Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons. Ltd., of the
immediate publication of a s( cond revised
and enlarged edition of " Where to Look,"
an easy guide to books of reference. The
success of the first edition is taken as
amply demonstrating the necessity for
such a work, and in consequence of the
quick demand for a second edition the
publishers have taken the opportunity
of thoroughly revising and enlarging it.
Trade Note
Mr. Robert Ingaeton Drake, of 21,
Trinity Place, Windsor, and of Eton.
Bookseller to Eton College, who died on
November 5U1, aged 79, left estate valued
at £57,991 gross, with net personalty
£54,557.
" The Life of
James McNeill Whistler"*
If the beastly words " Presentation
Copy " had not been stamped into the
title page of this beautiful book we should
have nothing but praise for it. Here is
another excellent good testimonial to a
publisher. After giving a long list of
people to whom they are grateful the
authors of this fascinating biography of
Whistler say : —
" One special word of thanks,
however, we must add. To no one
do we owe more than to our publisher,
Mr. William Heinemann, who has
drawn upon his own friendship with
Whistler to enrich us, who has aided
us with his counsel, worked with
us through difficulties, and faced
the not light task of reading our
book in manuscript and proof,
giving us the advantage of his
criticism and advice."
These testimonials to publishers
are highly satisfactory, and we like
keeping a record of them. Cicero
says — we take it on trust from
some book we were reading recently
— that all men by a certain hidden
faculty approve or condemn works
of art or letters. What Whistler's
exact position will be in fifty years
time who can say ? but it is quite
certain that the interest of this
biography is greatly due to the
whole-hearted manner in which his
biographers speak up for him. Not
Constable or even Turner had
Whistler's genius for English land-
scape, and as for Rembrandt, why
Whistler " surpassed Rembrandt in
Iris own (Dutch) subjects." It is
this point of view, Whistler first
and the rest nowhere, which makes
this biography so interesting. You
must like what Whistler liked if he
was to like you. Whistler used to
make buck-wheat cakes. He never
spoke again to one man who
ventured to dislike them. Whistler
was doubtless a great artist ; he was
the little David who went out to
slay the British School of Art Piiilis-
tines with Ruskin the Goliath at
their head, and the tale of how
he slew them makes excellent reading ;
and he slew them, of that the readtr is
not left hi doubt for a moment, and the
proof — often mentioned — is that aj" Noc-
turne," "knocked off" hi a day, which
he sold for twenty guineas you could not
now buy for two thousand. For a long
time the British public did not take the
American artist seriously — it appears to
have been difficult for his best friends to
do so — they do not seem quite to know
whether his continual contempt and dis-
dain for tilings English was real or
affected : probably it was a mixture.
It seems to us that there is a great deal
to be said for Whistler's view that to be a
competent critic of painting a man must
be able to paint ; and that in bringing his
action against Ruskin he was fighting
for the freedom of art — as others have
••■The Lite of James McNeill Whistler." By B. R.
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fought for the freedom of letters. To
bring out " harmonies in colours " may
be said to have been Whistler's aim in
art — he said so of the famous " Battersea
Bridge by Moonlight," in the Ruskin
trial, the " Nocturne in Blue and Silver,"
No. i. It is for this reason that in the
great profusion of black-and-white re-
productions in these fine volumes, those
which attract most and appear to best
represent the artist are his portraits.
Colour was not to be thought of, and
probably many of these reproductions are
given mainly as identifying records. But
the portraits are often wonderful, es-
pecially in the photogravures, the chief
loss being in the effect of colour on the
lips, as in the delicious portrait of Miss
Cicely Alexander, of Mrs. Huth, Mrs.
Ley land, &c, in which the lips are a dark
level smudge instead of transparent
colour as in the original. This defect,
due to the mechanical process, is more
apparent by comparison with the superb
portrait of Lady Archibald Campbell,
our preference in the whole collection, as
is the portrait of Sarasate among the
men ; these two being originally " arrange-
ments in black " naturally lend them-
selves better to black-and-white repro-
duction. A characteristic of all these
reproductions is that they improve under
enlargement and seem to come nearer
to the original.
To Mr. Heinemann, of course, the
production of this work has been a real
labour of love — from every point of view
it is a testimony to that ; ; and we can
assure our friends the booksellers that the
first edition- of this book is going to be
sought after. The writers, Joseph Pen-
nell and Elizabeth Pennell, have suc-
ceeded admirably in reproducing the
man and in making us interested hi him
and his life, in spite of his porcupinish
attitude to almost everything English ;
as they point out it was the opposition of
the England of his day to him which made
him — and it is an old English char-
acteristic to begin by laughing at a man
and end by making a god of him. To
write a biography of Whistler, the master
of the art of making enemies, so soon afte r
his death, must have " given to think,"
as the French say, before it was entered
upon. From the impartial outsider's
point of view it has been done with
great good taste and judgment ; some
who are not in a position to be im-
partial will naturally not agree with
this view.
Whistler was a born fighter, and those
who got his blows are not likely to forget
them — especially when repeated in this
handsome style. Though dead he yet
hits — harder than ever. And yet it is
impossible to read this book without
feeling that Whistler was what his fellow
cadet at West Point Military Academy,
now General Loomis L. Langdon, found
him, viz. : "a most genial and con-
siderate friend, an honest and fascinating
gentleman, who seemed always to move
in a sunny atmosphere that brightened
the lives of his friends and was to them
like' an inspiration."
The Homes and Haunts of
Henry Kirke White
Mr. H. B. SaxTon, of King Street, Not-
tingham, has published* at 5s. net an
edition — limited to 500 copies — of a very
interesting and well illustrated work,
entitled, "The Homes and Haunts of
Henry Kirke White, with some Account of
the Family of White of Nottingham and
Norfolk." by John T. Godfrey and James
Ward. The volume was suggested by
the Centenary Banquet to the Memory of
the Poet held at Nottingham in Novem-
ber, 1906. The book is better than its
title, because, in addition to very full
and well arranged details respect ing the
homes and haunts of the poet, there is
an extremely interesting memoir of
White constructed chiefly from his own
letters, with regard to which Sir N.
Harris Nocolas observes : — " So fre-
quently are the allusions to himself hi
those letters as well as in his poems,
that he may be almost considered as
an Autobiographer. " What is actually
new in the book is mainly connected
with the history of the White family
and illustrations of places he lived
at or which were well known to him.
We are sure the industry and devotion
of the compilers will be rewarded by the
thanks of all who treasure the literary
remains and sweet memory of the young
poet who gave such promise of being a
great one. " We have taken this pains,
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not for the present age, but a future ;
many things which were known to our
grandsires are lost to us, and our grand-
children will search in vain for many
facts which to us are most familiar."
If only Ben Jonson or someone had done
the same for the life and homes and
haiuits of Shakespeare. This reference
to a future age reminds one of White's
lines, in which he forestalled Macaulay :
Britain a Thousand Years Hence.
" Where now is Britain ? Where her
laurelled names,
Her palaces and halls ? Dashed to the
dust.
*******
O'er her marts,
Her crowded ports, broods Silence ; and
the cry
Of the distant curlew, and the pensive
dash
Of distant billows, breaks alone the void.
Even as the savage sits upon the stone
That marks where stood her capitols,
and hears
The bittern booming in the weeds, he
shrinks
From the dismaying solitude. Her
bards
Sing in a language that hath perished ;
And their wild harps, suspended o'er
their graves,
Sing to the desert winds a dying strain."
This little book cannot fail to call
attention to a singularly interesting per-
sonality.
"Discovery" of the Author
of "The Burial of Sir
John Moore "
From the well-known bookseller, Mr. T.
Thatcher, College Green, Bristol, we have
received " The Writer of ' The Burial of
Sir John Moore,' ' Discovered,' " by R.
C. Newick ( is. ). " The history of literary
imposture starts, perhaps, from Terence,"
says Mr. Newick, who, in this amusing
little skit makes a very good bid to be
himself included in the history of
impostors. He pretends to have dis-
covered that it was a Corporal Joseph
Wolfe, who fought under Moore and
assisted in burying him, who wrote the
imperishable poem.
He says Charles Wolfe was no poet,
and gives the following as a specimen of
his verse to prove it :
*' England, what ! ho ! as thus the spectre
spoke
All Lisbon's turrets to their bases shook :
He spoke, then plunged into the river's
breast,
And Tagus wrapped him in his billowy
vest."
Mr. Newick cries Wolfe too often, for
in the next paragraph he claims that his
Joseph Wolfe also wrote the poem :
" If I had thought thou could'st have died."
Referring to the metre of the
" Burial," he quotes The Athenceum as
saying :
" If the metrical movement of Wolfe's
poem had only been as much his own as
the sentiments, thoughts and emotions,
we must, perhaps, have placed it at the
head of all English elegies. Yet in an
elegy the metrical music must be orighial
if the poem is to claim transcendent
excellence." He adds that The Athenceum
then states that Wolfe copied his metre
from Tom Moore's
" Oh ! make her a grave where the sunny
beams rest
When they promise a glorious to-morrow.
They'll shine o'er her sleep like a smile
from the West,
Prom her own loved Island of Sorrow."
Mr. Newick proceeds : — " But there is
a much older example of the same metre
quoted in Hutchinson's Fugitive Poetry,
(Chandos Classics), and dated 1630 " :
Burial of a Pilgrim Father in America.
" We anxiously hollowed the frozen ground,
And heaped up the lonely furrow ;
For the Indian lurked in the woods around,
And we feared his whistling arrow.
When the surf on the seabeaeh heavily
beat,
When the breeze in the wilderness
muttered ;
We deemed it the coming of hostile feet,
Or the watchword cautiously uttered."
The third verse is not so good, but for
an early seventeenth century poem these
alone are worth the modest shilling
asked for the book. The last fifty pages
pretend to be extracts from the Memoirs
of Sergeant Paul Swanston, published by
B. D. Cousins, 18, Duke Street, Lincoln's
Inn, in monthly parts, 60 or 70 years
ago. Here, agam, these extracts are
worth the money, and make one wish
that the imaginary memoirs really existed,
so admirably done are descriptions of
incidents in Moore's retreat when, like a
wounded tiger, he kept the French at bay.
It is an excellent bit of literary
fooling, well worth reading from begin-
ning to end.
" Books which will Interest
all Scotsmen "
The Edinburgh Evening Dispatch says : —
" A book which should prove interesting
to all the world, but most of all to Scots-
men, is announced by Mr. T. N. Foulis,
and is from the pen of Mr. W. S. Crockett,
not the Mr. Crockett who has written an
appalling series of stories and is still
going strong, but another minister, of
Tweedside, who joins a love for the saving
of souls to a love of literature. The book
is to contain an account of the originals
of the characters of the Waverley Novels,
and the making of it is a task which should
entail no small research, and perhaps a
considerable element of speculation.
Another volume from the same publisher,
with an equally Scottish flavour, is an
edition with coloured illustrations of Dean
Ramsay's immortal ' Reminiscences.' The
artist is Mr. Henry W. Kerr. ' '
A great many others besides Scotsmen
will be delighted with Mr. Foulis's
admirable edition of the famous " Re-
miniscences " — which upset the erroneous
idea that Scotsmen cannot see a joke.
The sixteen separately mounted illus-
trations are really fine reproductions in
colour of paintings by Mr. H. W. Kerr,
A.R.S.A. A good Index and attractive
binding make us again thank Mr. Foulis
for this very desirable edition of an old
favourite.
Milton and Elzevier
There is an interesting new note about
Milton in M. M. Kleerkooper's letter hi
The Athenceum of December 19th. It
gives a copy of a letter from Sir Joseph
Williamson (Charles II. 's principal Minis-
ter of State) to Roger Meredith (Secretary
to the English Embassy at The Hague),
which begins thus : —
" His Majesty is informed of a perni-
cious book of that late villain Milton's
now about to be printed at Leyden. I am
commanded to signify to you that you
immediately apply yourself to find out,
by the best means you may, if there be
any such who is the prhiter, and by
what order he is set on work." Suspicion
is thrown in the letter on Skinner, a
young scholar of Cambridge.
There can be no doubt Skinner had
sent some manuscript to the celebrated
prhiter and publisher, Daniel Elzevier,
for Mr. Kleerkooper has discovered a letter
from Daniel Elzevier to ' ' Mr. Skinner,
marchand, at his house in Cruchet
Frijers at London," the father of Milton's
young friend. In this letter, written
evidently in consequence of the search
set on foot by Charles, he says he is
returning Milton's manuscripts of his
works " on Theology and his Epistles,"
and begs him to assure the English
Minister that " of the works of Milton
which have been in my hands never an
iota has been printed, and that I have
sent them back as I received them."
But the work the King wished to
seize, either in the MS. or in the impres-
sion, was Milton's State Letters, published
surreptitiously about tliis time without
indication of printer or place. Daniel
Elzevier 's denial of any connection with
the publication is explicit enough, but it
does not satisfy Mr. Kleerkooper, who
says : —
" Whether Elzevier did not have a
hand in the production of the clandestine
edition we may at least be permitted to
doubt. At any rate, he took good care
not to return the manuscripts before the
book had gone forth."
If the " famous Amsterdam publisher "
lied, it was to save his English friend ;
but there is no evidence to prove that he
did, or that he had the incriminating
manuscript of the " villain Milton."
The New Literary Year
Book
A capital handbook is " The Liter ary
Year Book," the thirteenth annual issue
of which has just been published by
Messrs. George Routledge & Sons. In
the autumn a French publisher, who was
over here for the Franco-British Exhibi-
tion, called on us to get some information,
and under promise to return it in a day
or two, he walked off with our copy of the
1908 Literary Year Book. We should not
like to say how many times since we have
searched in vain for the work, until
remembering our French visitor. We
find it indispensable, and it is a mine of
most valuable information for all con-
nected with the writing and publishing
of books. Each year sees the addition of
some new feature.
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"George Borrow, the Man
and his Work "
(Cassell & Co., Ltd.)
" George Borrow, The Man and his
Work," by R. A. J. Walling, with
portrait and facsimiles of Borrow's MS.
Mr. Walling, who dates his Preface from
Plymouth, tells us that " An inquiry into
the Cornish origin of the Borrow family,
into the circumstances of Borrow's visit
to the home of his forebears, and of his
tour in Cornwall, was responsible for the
inception of the present book." We are
glad that anything led to the inception
of the work, for it is ati admirable bit of
biography — interesting from the first page
to the last. " The Bible in Spain," the
work which made Borrow famous, is
described by himself in a letter to Richard
Ford as "a rum, very rum, mixture of
gipsyism, Judaism, and Missionary ad-
venture," and he adds " I have no doubt
it will be greedily read." Borrow himself
was a rum. very rum mixture — a born
pugilist, a lover of horses and all animals,
a gipsy by predilection, a Missionary by
accident, a wanderer, linguist, delightful
writer, a good hater, a good lover : a
wild son of Nature reflecting all her moods
ha his disposition — " wild and fierce when
Nature was wild and fierce, gentle and
sunny amid fair meads in fine weather."
When living at Oulton he tells us that he
spent most of his time riding his favourite
Arab horse, Sidi Habismilk " over heaths
and through the green lanes," or staying
at home and fishing for big pike. That
much of Borrow's success was due to the
encouragement of his publisher, John
Murray, " Glorious John " as he calls
him, is certain. In spite of occasional
difficulties he held Mr. Murray in unfailing
honour, and was proud to have his work
sealed with the cachet of Albemarle
Street. The charm of Mr. Walling's
book is that it gives such an insight into
the character of an extraordinary and,
in many ways, fascinating, man. His
thirty years of married life is one of the
romances of literature. At his wife's death
his grief was terrible. " He had lost her
who had been in literal fact his better
half, who had inspired his courage and
fought his ' Horrors ' for him, had organ-
ised his business, and been his wife and
friend, counsellor mid physician, aman-
uensis and private secretary."
HazelPs Annual for 1909
" Hazell's Annual " for 1909, just
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" Sandringham,
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Lecture by a Well -known
Bookseller
IT will interest the booksellers of the
North of England to know that the
Geographical Society of Manchester has
asked Mr, Harold E. Young, of Messrs.
Henry Young & Sons, of Liverpool, to
lecture for its members on January 12th
next. The subject of the lecture will be
" A Wayfarer in Rural Japan." Mr.
Yoimg walked through Japan just after
the great war. The lecture will be
illustrated with original lantern slides,
and will show an aspect of Japanese life
which has probably not been noticed
before in England. The Geographical
Society has also requested Mr. Young to
lecture again at a later date in the year on
" Rambles and Scrambles on the Pacific-
Slope, and in the Yellow-Stone Regions
of the Far West." The fees which Mr.
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and Ireland this year we feel sure many
of our friends in the North will be glad
to hear the lecture ; and those in the
South also if Mr. Young will favour us
some day.
Britain's Position in
Aeronautics
Writing in Travel and Exploration, the
new illustrated monthly magazine devoted
to travel in all its aspects, Mr. H. Massac
Buist seeks to answer the question why
Britain, except in books of adventure for
boys, has lagged in aeroplane achieve-
ments. So far, he points out, nobody has
made in this country a free dynamic
flight with a voluntary conclusion. The
reason for this, he contends, is not that
we lack the enterprise, but the conditions
are vastly more difficult in this country
than they are on the Continent. Where
the brothers Wright conducted their
experiments for months together they
could rely on a steady thirty-mile-an-hour
wind from off the sea. That enormously
simplified the problem of maintaining
equilibrium. If you went across to
France to see Mr. Wilbur Wright practise,
despite fruitful years of experience and
the perfecting of his apparatus, you found
him greatly dependent on the changing
weather, an added complication being the
problem of the motor. We must not be
over impatient in this country. Progress
is being made extraordinarily quickly, as
achievements here within the next twelve
months will duly inform the public.
Boswell's Description of the
Form in which he was
to Produce the " Life
of Johnson " *
Writing from his house in Queen Ann
Street, W. , to his friend Temple on
February 8th, 1790, Boswell says : —
" It is better that I am still here, fo,
I am within a short walk of Mr. Maloner
who revises my ' Life of Johnson ' with
me. We have not yet gone over quite
half of it, but it is at last fairly in the
Press.
" I intended to have printed it upon
what is called an English letter, which
would have made it look better ; but,
upon calculation, it would have made
two quarto volumes, and two quarto
volumes for one Life would have been
exorbitant, though in truth it is a view
of much of the literature and many of
* From the edition of " Letters or James Boswell to
W. J. Temple," just published by Sidg-wick & Jackson,
3, Adam Street, Adelphi. London. Everyone who loves
Boswell's "Johnson" ought to read it. — Ed P.C,
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" THE KING WHO NEVER
REIGNED "
Dear Sir, — With reference to Mr. Arnould
Galopin's letter of December 15th, I can
only repeat that he is not the author
of " The King Who Never Reigned,"
and his own statements substantiate my
assertion.
In order to demonstrate that he is not
suffering from any attempt on my part
to conceal his association with the book
in question, I append copies of the title-
pages of the French work and the
English one : —
French Title-page.
Memoirs Sur Louis XVH.
(Memoirs D'Eckard — Souvenirs De
Naundorfi).
Preface de M. Jules Lemaitre.
Introduction et Notes
De
Maurice Yitrac et Arnould Galopiu.
English Title-page.
The King Who Never Reigned. Being
Memoirs upon Louis XVII. By Eckard
and Naundoifi, with a Preface by Jules
Lemaitre. together with Intrcxluctiou
and Notes by Maurice Yitrac and Arnould
Galopin. to which is added Joseph Tur-
quan's " New Light Upon the Fate of
Louis XYII."
January 2, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
15
It can thus be seen that so far from
M. Galopin being, as he declares, the author
of the work, he has merely supplied an
introduction and notes in conjunction
with M. Maurice Yitrac. In his adver-
tisement in the Christmas Publishers'
Circular he makes no mention of
Eckard and Naundorff, and he also sup-
presses the name of his collaborator,
although it appears first on the title-page
of the book.
When I decided to bring out a com-
plete work on the mystery of Louis XVII.
I arranged to reprint the famous Memoirs
of Eckard and Naundorff, but hi view of
the fact that they were published many
years ago I considered it would improve
the value of the work if I included M.
Joseph Turquan's " New Light on the
Fate of Louis XVII.," as it was the latest
important work on the subject, and I was
fortimate in securing the British rights.
As the volume contained three separate I
books, with different titles, I gave it — for
business reasons — the general title, " The
King Who Never Reigned," and I added
a sub-title, which fully explained the
nature of the contents.
In his advertisement in The Pub-
lishers' Circular M. Galopin used my
general title only, and disregarded the
sub-title, an action which requires some
explanation. It was quite unnecessary
for me to consult him on the question of
the title, as all my dealings were with the
French publisher, to whom I paid a sum
for the right to reprint, in whatever
manner I chose, his edition of the Memoirs
of Eckard and Naundorff, with any
copyright notes or matter. — Yours faith-
fully,
Eveleigh Nash.
THE SECOND VOLUME OF
, " BOOKvS OF THE CHURCH "
SERIES
Dear Sir, — I have published to-day the
second volume of the " Books of the
Chinch " series, by Dr. Clement B.
Gunn. This volume, which follows the
" Book of Stobo Church," is entitled
" The Book of Peebles Church," and
deals with the mediaeval period depicting
life hi a country town during the Romish
phase of the Church of Scotland from the
beginning to its close.
The book is well illustrated, and has
as frontispiece the rare charter in the
vernacular of 1434, engraved from the
original hi possession of Sir T. D. Gibson-
Carmiehael. The edition is limited to
200 copies at 10s. 6d. each.
I trust you will notice the publication,
as you kindly did the first volume, in The
Publishers' Circular. Thanking you
in anticipation. — I am, yours faithfully,
John A. Anderson.
Peebles.
[If any of our friends want literature re-
lating to the Scottish and English Border
Country they should note that Mr. Ander-
son makes a special feature of it. — Ed.]
The Churchman, which, under the
editorship of Dr. Griffith Thomas, Prin-
cipal of Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, was
enlarged three years ago, has been further
enlarged and now contains 80 pages.
Notices of Books
Prom Messrs. Allman & Son. — " The Voice
and Its Control," by Churchill Sibley.
This little book is intended primarily for
the singer and public speaker, but those
who have noticed how comparatively rare
is a melodious voice may be forgiven for
expressing the hope that the general
public will not entirely ignore it. Let the
clergy especially note the remarks upon
page 84. In less than a hundred pages the
author gives the A B C of the physiology
of the vocal organs, breathing, tone,
resonance, registers, enunciation and the
general care of the voice. A thoroughly
practical and sensible little handbook.
From Messrs. Blackie & Son, Ltd.— "Christ -
abel," by Mrs. Albert G. Latham, is a
story of the freaks and fancies of three
little folk. Their adventures, charmingly
illustrated by Paul Hardy, will give
pleasure to many young children, besides
those for whom the tale was written.
From The Cambridge University Press. —
" The Sermons of Henry Smith," a
selection edited by Dr. John Brown.
Henry Smith was a Puritan divine of the
time of Queen Elizabeth. He was com-
monly known as the " silver-tongued
preacher," and Fuller tells us that his
church was always crowded with auditors,
whose " ears did so attend to his lips,
their hearts to their ears, that he held the
rudder of their affections in his hands, so
that he could steer them whither be was
pleased." Nor did his reputation quickly
fade ; for within forty years of his death
no less than seventeen editions of bis
sermons were published. The Cambridge
Press have done well to re-issue a selection
from them, in a bandy little pocket volume,
for both in matter and manner these
discourses contain much that is by no
means out of date.
From The Catholic Truth Society. — " The
Greek Fathers," by Adrian Fortescue,
consists of carefully written biographies
of those seven great leaders of the Eastern
Church between 300 and 800 a.d. whose
writings have come down to us. Mr. Fortes-
cue has gone back to the original authorities
for his facts and his work is a model of
condensation and completeness. It is
published under the official imprimatur of
the Roman Church, and is written, there-
fore, from the Roman point of view.
Allowing for this, the work is commendably
free from unfairness and narrowness, and
may not improbably become a standard
handbook on its subject.
From the Same. — " Our Faith," by Cecil
Lylburn. This little book explains in
clear, straightforward language the Catholic
doctrines of the Church, Infallibility, Man
and Transubstantiation, Confession, Eternal
Punishment, the Communion of Saints,
&c. Nobody who studies this explanation
with care can fail to understand the reasons
given for teaching and believing these
doctrines of the Church of Rome. The
references to Scripture are very telling.
From Messrs. T. & T. Clark.—" The Greek
and Eastern Churches," by the Rev.
W. F. Adeny, D.D. Dr. Adeuey is well-
known as the Principal of Lancashire
College, Manchester, and a theologian of
distinction. His present work is an
important contribution to Church History.
The book is divided into two parts, in the
first of which is traced the history of the
main body of the Church throughout the
Eastern provinces of Christendom, until
by losing one limb after another it became
more and more limited in area, though
still claiming to be the one orthodox
Church. In the second part is sketched
the history of each of the separated
Churches, Russian, Syrian, Coptic, &c,
as well as of the modern Greek Church.
Dr. Adeney writes with thoroughness,
learning, and impartiality, not failing
to do justice to the merits as well as
pointing out the defects of the various
bodies of Christians, " who in their own
day mutually anathematised each other."
At the head of each chapter is placed a list
of original authorities, and there is a
sufficient though not copious index.
From Messrs. A. Constable & Co., Ltd. —
"The Arabian Nights" with about 130
illustrations by W. Heath Robinson, Helen
Stratton, and others. Nothing need be
said about the " Arabian Nights," the
tales are too well-known, but the illustra-
tions in this edition are decidedly clever
and greatly add to the value of the book.
There is a pretty illuminated frontispiece
and title-page, and the book is bound i
cloth with coloured design.
From the Same. — " First and Last Things,"
by H. G. Wells. The impression of
thinking aloud is very strong in this
" Confession of Faith and Rule of Life."
Mr. Wells wants to tell us what he thinks
on many subjects — on Religion, on War,
on Love — and he accomplishes his end by-
describing the processes of thought which
lead him to certain conclusions. The
charm of the book lies in its simple, almost
naive diction, and its strength is derived
from its obvious honesty and sincerity.
It exposes many fallacies, and stands as an
example of clear thinking and right feeling.
From the Same. — " Patricia Baring," by
Winifred James. Patricia begins to keep
a diary at the age of nine, and for the first
few months it is full of the mingled humour
and pathos that is so characteristic of highly
intelligent and self-analytical children.
Patricia is honest, unconventional, full of
life, and passionately sincere and generous ;
consequently, she comes into conflict with
people and conventions, and as she is
sensitive and highly-strung she is made
to suffer keenly. Ten or a dozen years
of her life are passed in review before
the reader's gaze, and her feelings and
aspirations are described with no little
vigour and depth of understanding. As
a revelation of the nature of a young child
blossoming into girlhood and womanhood
the book has unusual merit.
From The De La More Press we have received
three more of their neat booklets in a con-
venient case: "The Dream of Gerontics."
by Cardinal Newman ; " The Blessed Damo-
zel," by D. G. Rossetti ; and Coleridge's
" Christabel," they make a charming trinity
in unity. The same firm also send a pocket
reprint of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
(FitzGerald's first translation) in paper
covers, with outline illustrations hi red
and green by Miss Blanche McManus.
From the Same comes also a small
volume in vellum wrapper: "The
Young Gardener's Year," by Miss Dollie
Radford. It contains a short poem for
each month of the year, giving in pleasant
verse simple information as to the flowers
in season and the cultural duties of the
month, with illustrations by L. E. Wright.
It would make a pretty little gift book for
a garden-loving child.
From Messrs. J. M. Dent & Co — "The
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P. Gibbon, author of " The Record of the
Sikhs" "The Gurkha Scouts," &c. We
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well-written account of the persons and
work of the Lawrences. It is needless to
recapitulate what is so well-known, but
we are convinced that this book will be
widely read, especially as it is included in
the excellent " Temple " Biographies. We
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a capital and interesting holiday task in
our public schools.
From Mr. T. N. Foulis.— " Rab and His
Friends," by John Brown, M.D. A new
edition of an ever-popular work, remark-
able not only for the exquisite illustrations,
which are from water-colour drawings by j
Miss Preston Macgoun, but from the fact
that the story of Rab's earlier days, taken
from the essay " Our Dogs " in Horce
Subsecivte, is included in the book. None
will regret to see this earlier narrative,
which forms a natural introduction to the
latef one, set beside it. The type and
general get-up of the little volume call for
a word of praise.
From the Same. — " The Immortal Hour : j
a Drama in Two Acts," by Fiona Macleod. ,
A drama in blank verse founded upon the |
ancient Celtic legend of Medir and Etain — 1
a Gaelic Orpheus and Eurydice. In Etain,
the author would convey " a symbol of
the wayward but home-wandering soul,
and in Medir a symbol of the Spirit." The
blank verse is of good quality, and some
of the Chants interspersed rise to a high
level of wild melody.
From Messrs. W.lliam Green & Sons. —
" Encyclopaedia of Agriculture," Vol. 3. j
The third and last volume of this most
comprehensive Encyclopaedia embraces
articles from Kainit to Zalkova. We have
on previous occasions spoken of this work
in high terms of praise, and the concluding
volume is in no sense inferior to its pre- j
decessors ; the mimerous illustrations are j
very well reproduced, and will be found of
the greatest service. Among the most
important articles we note the following : — ■
" Parasites," by Professor Penberthy ;
" Pigs," hy Professor Maiden ; " Sanita-
tion," by Richard Henderson ; " Landlord
and Tenant," by Max A. Robertson ;
" Physiology of Animals," by Dr. Noel
Paton.
From Messrs. Greening & Co., Ltd. —
" Patcola : A Tale of a Dead City," by j
Ena Fitzgerald. Miss Fitzgerald has
chosen a difficult theme for her first novel.
The city of Vijayanagar was founded in J
the first half of the fourteenth century,
when the Mohammedans were attempting
to. conquer India. Of all its monarchs
Krishna Deva Raya was perhaps the most
remarkable, and the author has been wise
in fixing upon the days of his rule as the
time of her story. The tale was told to a
young Englishman three hundred years
ago by an ancient hermit in India. It has
plenty of Eastern colour and glamour,
and the incident is abundant.
From the Same. — " The Hoverers," by
Lucas Cleeve. The Hoverers are the idle
ones, those who have little or no aim in
life and are disappointed with their past.
Lucas Cleeve's book is full of them, and
two at least are anxious " to get out of it."
The story is well told, and the character ;
drawing is excellent.
From TheGresham Publishing Co. — " Science :
in Modern Life," prepared under the editor-
ship of Professor J. R. Ainsworth Davis,
M.A. The work sums up in an accurate and
readable fashion the present state of know-
ledge in Astronomy, Geology, Chemistry,
Physics, Botany, Zoology, Biology, Physio-
logy, Medicine and Surgery, Anthropology,
and Ethnology. Briefly, the object of
" Science in Modern Life " is to give a
connected account of present-day science,
with special reference to its influence on
modern life. Illuminating articles are
included on — The Nature and Cause of Sun
Spots ; Origin of the Solar System ; Origin
of Mountains ; The Ice Age ; The Nature j
of Volcanoes and Earthquakes ; The
Nature of Matter ; The Rdntgen Rays and
Radiography ; The Properties of Radium ;
Electrons and Their Work ; The Physics
of Soap Bubbles ; The Spectroscope and
Spectra ; Dispersal of Seeds and Fruits ;
The Eggs of Deep Sea Fish ; Serum Treat-
ment of Diseases ; Progress of Sanitary
Science ; The Importance of Heredity ;
The Theory of Natural Selection ; The
Finsen Light and X-rays ; The Cradle of
the Human Race ; The Races of Mankind ;
The Submarine ; Plant Associations ;
Strange Extinct Animals ; Evolution of
the Animal Kingdom ; The Progress of
Scientific Agriculture ; The Village Com-
munity ; The Life History of the Eel ; The
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completed in six well bound volumes,
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is now ready, and contains two large fold-
ing maps, nineteen full-page plates and
thirty -nine other illustrations and diagrams.
It is produced in the usual excellent style
of The Gresham Publishing Co., and pro-
mises to be a most useful and interesting
work.
From Mr. William Heinemann. — " Dan to
Beersheba," by Archibald Colquhoun.
A book of travel and exploration, and there
are many such, is somewhat a dangerous
experiment : for nothing is more calculated
to tire a reader than ill-told adventures ;
but in Mr. Colquhoun's book the reader
will find nothing to bore him, for the
author, partly due to lis journalistic past,
and partly to his energetic mind, knows
how to sustain interest throughout. He
takes as his motto Sterne's remark :
" I pity the man who can travel from
Dan to Beersheba and cry ' 'tis all barren ' ;
and so it is, and so is all the world to him
who Will not cultivate the fruits it offers."
Certainly Sterne would have found no
reason to pity Mr. Colquhoun ; and after
reading his book one feels a little less
ignorant, and a little more travelled.
From Messrs. Hodder & Stoughton. A
Short Historv of Social Life in England,"
by M. B. Synge, F.R.Hist.S. It is with
good heart that we draw attention to this
work, for we know that there are few-
things better for the modern man than a
knowledge of his ancestors and the circum-
stances of their lives. It is so easy to
forget the debt we owe to the past, so
hard to remember our duty to the future ;
and we think that this book, dealing as it
does with the more material side of life,
will do something to awaken the national
conscience. It is a great thing to remember
that the personages of our history, the
makers of the character of the Empire,
were after all but men — and in some cases
women. The position of women in the
Fifteenth Century is interesting. We read
that " The Trades Gilds also admitted
women as sisters, with equal rights with
the men ; they could wear the livery, take
apprentices, and sit at the election feasts :
they belonged to the Drapers' Company,
The Brewers' Company, The Fishmongers,
Weavers, Grocers, and Stationers. Neither
do they seem to have abused this right
in the Middle Ages. For any fraud they
took their place with the men in the stocks ;
for any insubordination they were appar-
ently still beaten by their husbands." We
commend the position of these women to
the earnest consideration of the militant
suffrage-sisters of to-day with the remark
that they will be well-advised to get
husbands — if they can — and take their
beatings like their nobler and more
womanly ancestresses. In some ways
we compare unfavourably with the past.
From Messrs. Jordan & Sons, Ltd. — The
29th Edition of the " Handbook on The
Formation, Management and Winding-
Up of Joint Stock Companies," by F.
Gore-Browne, M.A.K.C., and William
Jordan, is, the publishers inform us, not a
January 2, 1 ;o-) The Publishers' Circular 17
reprint, but a carefully revised new edition,
added to and in some places rewritten
to bring it into conformity with the latest
enactments. This handbook is too well-
known to need recommendation, but an
interesting addition is the table on pp.
627 and 628, giving the dates of the various
editions and reprints. It is worth noting
that the 28th edition was published
oigiually in January, 1908, but has had
to be reprinted on no fewer than four
occasions, and now before that year is out
an entirely new edition is needed. This
is an eloquent tribute to the value of the
work.
Prom Messrs. Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner
& Co., Ltd. — " Anne Seymour Damer,"
by Percy Noble. Anne Seymour Conway,
or as she is better known, Anne Seymour
Damer, has more than ordinary claims
to live in history ; during her long and
eventful life (1748-1828) she was the
centre of a circle in which rank, wealth,
fashion, and science were all gathered
together. She was not only the friend of
literary and artistic people, but was a
sculptor of no mean repute, and the
record of her life, as set forth by Mr. Noble,
is extremely pleasant and agreeable. In
whatever she undertook, she had an
amount of daring and spirit quite un-
common in ordinary women. The book
contains numerous and well-chosen illustra-
tions.
From the Same. — " Money and Profit-
Sharing or, The Double Standard Money
System." A- well-considered treatise of
economic science that will prove of value,
not only to the student but to the ordinary
. man who would go a little beneath the
surface of those matters of which we all
talk so glibly.
Prom Messrs. P. S. King &. Son.— " The
" King's Revenue," by W. M. J. Williams.
This book contains most of the facts
pertaining to the taxes of the United
Kingdom and the revenue which they
yield. All the chief avenues of the
Public Revenue have been treated
separately under the various heads of
Customs, Excise, and other Inland
Revenue, while a reference will be found
to minor taxes also. Each chapter has
been divided into three sections, viz.,
history ; the rate at which a tax is now
imposed ; and some statistics of the yield
of revenue during recent years.
Prom Mr. John Lane. — " A Poor Man's
House." by Stephen Reynolds. The
" poor man " was a fisherman in a South-
Devon town, and the author from time
to time spent a week or a month or two
in his house. Tony had a wife and a
number of delightful children. They
presented Mr. Reynolds with a good deal
of material for close observation and
study, and the thoughts and reflections
they suggested to his- mind are recorded
here with some literary distinction and
power. The story that runs through the
book is not cast in the form of a novel ;
these pages, indeed, were originally written
as a journal and as letters to a friend. '
Prom Messrs. Longmans, Green & Co. —
" English Church Teaching," by the
Bishop of Durham, the Bishop of Sodor
and Man, and Canon R. B. Girdlestone, is
a standard manual of orthodox evangelical
belief. It has already reached its twentieth
thousand, and a further edition is now-
issued in the form of a well-printed volume
of 264 pages at the very low price of is.
From the Same. — " Naval Warfare ; its
Historical Development from the Age of
the Great Geographical Discoveries to
the Present Time," by Vice- Admiral
Baron Curt von Maltzahn, translated !
from the German by John C. Miller.
The chief interest in this little work
lies in the fact that it embodies the
views of a distinguished German naval
officer, who has served in every part
of the world, on the great subject described
in its title. It shows how closely Mahans'
works have been read, marked, learned,
and inwardly digested by ' our greatest
European naval rivals. Sonic of the
conclusions seem fairly obvious. " Just
as Napoleon's army in Egypt was cut off
from the world by Nelson's victory at
Aboukir Bay, so would the Japanese
army in Manchuria have become prisoners
in the grip of a Russian maritime
supremacy if Rozhdestvensky's fleet had
triumphed." If — yes, but even the
Russians did not expect that " If " to
come off.
Prom Messrs. S. Low & Co.—" The Story
of the Submarine," by Lieut.-Colonel and
Brevet-Colonel Cyril Field, R. M.L.I. The
majority of people if asked when sub-
marine warfare originated would probably
say within the last few years ; it is therefore
somewhat surprising to learn from this
most interesting book that the use of some
device for under-water work can be traced
back as far as B.C. 415. Many weird, and
in most cases utterly useless, contrivances
have been invented, so many in fact that
it is hopeless to try and enumerate them
here. The number of lives that have been
sacrificed is also very great, and often the
inventor found a grave in his own inven-
tion. According to Appendix I. about
225 submarines were invented from the
earliest time to a.d. 1900, but only 81
were actually constructed, and of these
but a few were of any use whatever.
Every shape, including fish, barrel,
porpoise, cigar, lemon, and ovoid, has been
tried, every size from a few feet to 160 or
more, and every possible and impossible
method of propulsion. An interesting
statement of the number of submarines
in the possession of the various Powers is
given in Appendix II. Britain, it appears,
has about 50; Prance, 56, with 12 sub-
mersibles ; Germany, 6 ; U.S.A., 17 ; Russia,
36; Japan about 15. In addition to
submarines proper, the author deals with
semi-submarines, submersibles, submarine
working boats, divers and diving apparatus,
torpedoes, &c, and his book (produced
by permission of the Lords Commissioners
of the Admiralty) is at once interesting and
instructive. There are nearly 100 illustra-
tions by the author, and a curious coloured
frontispiece from a 13th century MS.,
showing Alexander the Great under water
in a glass barrel and in imminent danger
of being overwhelmed by an enormous
whale.
Prom Messrs. Macmillan & Co., Ltd. —
" The Forbidden Boundary," by B. L.
Putnam Weale. Eastern tales of more
than usual merit. Mr. Putnam Weale
handles his material with a masterly
hand, and his style has grip and force.
" The Fever Bed " and " Drugs and the
Man ' ' remind us a little of de Maupassant.
Prom Messrs. A. R. Mowbray & Co., Ltd.—
" North India," by Rev. C. P. Andrews,
M.A. This tasteful volume is a very
welcome addition to the admirable hand-
books of English Church Expansion series.
The author has chosen the plan of select-
ing as far as possible the lives of typical
men, both Indian and English, in order
to tell his story, and an entrancing series
of episodes it is. His opinions are expressed
with frankness and without reservation,
and the material is most skilfully handled
throughout, with a view to making the
story as human and as true as possible.
Prom the Same. — " The Ornaments of the
Ministers," by Rev. Percy Dearmer, M.A. ;
" The Architectural History of the Christian
Church," by Arthur George Hill, M.A.,
P.S.A. Messrs. Mowbray have learned
the art of producing attractive and choice
volumes at a moderate price ; moreover,
the literary quality of the works they pro-
duce is always sound. These two handy
books belong to the Arts of the Church
series. Each volume has been written
by a man of expert knowledge and wide
scholarship, which, however, never clogs
the style or makes it heavy with dry and
unnecessary information. The illustra-
tions are plentiful and of first-rate quality,
and each volume has a complete index.
From the Same. — The following choice
volumes are included in the English
Churchman's Library : " Our Working
Girls and How to Help Them," by Flora
Lucy Freeman, is thoroughly practical
from beginning to end. Miss Freeman
has had many years' experience in connec-
tion with girls' clubs, and the advice she
has to offer is sound and straightforward.
There are separate chapters on the starting
of a club, religious teaching, discipline and
order, moral teaching, &c. " The Chris-
tian Use of the Psalter," by Rev. A. R.
Whitham, M.A. This book is intended
for the plain man who goes to church
and loves the Prayer Book, but finds the
Psalms sometimes puzzling. What has
been attempted in these lectures is not
to explain them in detail, but to suggest
the broad lines of interpretation which
seem always to have been in the minds
of the Church in her use of the Psalter.
" Letters to a Godson : Second .Series,"
by M. Cyril Bickersteth, M.A., has become
something of a classic, and we welcome
a new edition of this book as well as of
Vernon Staley's " The Practical Religion."
From the Same. — " The Invisible Glory " :
Selected Sermons preached by the late
Bishop Wilkinson, Primus of the Scottish
Episcopal Church. Though these sermons
were only published in May last, a new
impression is already called for (5s.). As
a memento of one who by common consent
was of those who came nearest of all men
of our time to the Divine pattern, the
book needs no recommendation from us.
From Mr. Eveleign Nash. — " The Man Who
Understood Women," by Leonard Merrick.
Mr. Merrick has a light touch and a
fantastical humour that he uses to excellent
purpose. This volume of short stories
is a collection of trifles, of vignettes, show-
ing an unusual art. Though the tales
cover a wide variety of subject, the
treatment is much the same in each —
swift drawing of character, quick develop-
ment, and piquant incident.
From the Same. — " The Wife of Lafayette,"
by M. MacDermot Crawford. No woman
of the Revolution possessed a more
interesting personality than Adrienne de
Noailles, and yet, strange to say, her person-
ality is nowadays little more than a name.
She was one of the few whose unsullied
reputation received new lustre from the
misfortunes of the Revolution, and no
one could be less typical of the grande
dame of the end of the eighteenth century
than Mme. de Lafayette. She had none
of the vices and weaknesses of the period,
but she had all its virtues ; she was a
model of heroism, an unflinchingly loyal
wife, and a woman of large and noble
character. Mrs. Crawford has taken great
pains with her biography, and it is a
fascinating piece of work. The life of
Adrienne de Noailles is set forth in detail,
with the times, fitful and exciting, in which
she lived ; the result is a picture of singular
nobility and attraction. The handsome
volume is provided with a number of
excellent illustrations.
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From Mr. Grant Richards. — " The Children
of the Gutter," bv Arthur Applin, author
of "The Butcher of Bruton Street." It
is a little difficult to be interested in the
hero of this story, or to accept his course
of action as reasonable ; he is an artist
and sees a fifteen-year-old gutter girl
dancing in the gutter ; he takes her to his
lodgings, and after helping her in various
ways into falling in love with him, he goes
to prison, and leaves her to develop into
a glorious red-haired dancer, the beauty of
London and rage of the town. He
chooses a girl with money, and we are
left to imagine that the wild child of
Nature breaks her heart, to a certain
extent, and then leaves for the music halls
of Paris. So she probably dances at last
into much worse degradation than that
from which the hero rescued her. The
book is well written and interesting,
Maggie, the heroine, being admirably
drawn ; to make the reader regret that her
love is wrecked, and the natural gold of
her fiery nature hidden under music-hall
brass, is proof of the author's skill.
From the Same. — " When the Tide Turns,"
by Filson Young. This story of the
development of an artist, Rupert Savage,
is undoubtedly good, and in many of its
incidents true to life ; it is a pity, therefore,
that its ending, even if artistically possible,
should be such as to outrage the feelings
of those who feel that even an artist may
sometimes respect his neighbour's wife.
The author has deliberately avoided an
artistic ending, because he preferred to
exalt what his hero describes as " sinful
happiness," and in doing so is both untrue
to his art and spoils an otherwise good
story.
From Messrs. Sands & Co, — " Auriel
Selwode," by Emily Bowles. A long,
leisurely and very able story of rural
England in the early eighteenth century.
A good deal of interest centres in the
haunted old rectory in which Auriel lives
with her bachelor uncle. Miss Bowles
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characters, who have real and distinct
individualities ; there is plenty of exciting
incident, and a happy, quiet ending.
From Messrs. Sisley's Ltd. — " The Wine of
the Puritans," by Van Wyck Brooks. A
Study of Present-Day America. There
seems to be some dislike still in our country
to some things American ; perhaps, because
to quote the present book, " American
history is so unlovable." But, despite
their unromantic past and their apparently
soul-crushing methods, Americans in
America are really charming people.
Anyone who reads this study will be
struck with its cultured style and its very
good sense. Some of our criticisms of
Americans, as we see them, seem to be
true ; we notice that it is remarked that
" there is less happiness in America
than in any other country in the civilised
world. And it is because we associate
happiness with spending money." Well,
Americans may not be internally happy,
but they have a gift of cheering up the
miserable, and, as we know from experi-
ence, they are bountifully kind to the
stranger within their gates, All the good
fish stories come from America.
From Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co.—" The
Man of the Mask," by Arthur Stapylton
Barnes, M.A. Monsignor Barnes has -
written the story of " The Man in the
Iron Mask " from a standpoint completely
novel. Mr. Andrew Lang was content
to leave the mystery unsolved. Monsignor
Barnes, starting where Mr. Lang left off,
has made independent research among
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solution a personality hitherto ignored
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CONTENTS
PAGE
Account of the Voyage Corporatif des
commis-l,ibraires a i,ondres . . . . 33
Notes and Announcements . . . . 35
Articles — Edinburgh Notes ; Durham Book-
sellers' Centenary; "Talks about Old
London " ; The Booksellers' Provident
Institution ; Booksellers' Catalogues ; Men
of the Covenant; Book Frauds; R. E.
King & Co. ; The late Mrs. Cashel Hoey ;
Jack's Serial Publications; R.A. Winter
Exhibition ; A New 2 5-guinea Work on
Dutch Art ; Suffolk Bookseller's Strange
Adventure, &c. . . . . . . 36-45
Letters to the Editor . . . . 46
Notices of Books . . . . . . 47
Books of the Week . . . . • • 49
THE
Publishers' Circular
Account of the
Voyage Corporatif des
Co mm is- Libra, res
Francais a Londres
12, 13 & 14 Juillet. 1908
All the booksellers and publishers who
took part in the reception of our French
confreres last summer, and our readers
generally, will read with interest the
following extracts from a charming
illustrated brochure published by the
French Association, describing the visit.
Lorsque, il y a pres d'un an, plusieurs
d'entre nous parlerent d'une excursion
possible a Londres, mil ne pouvait prevoir
le succes qui a couronne nos efforts.
Nous etions en effet 160 voyageurs
environ, en grand e majorite commis-
libraixes et leurs families, venus surtout
de Paris, mais aussi de Bayonne, Cler-
mont-Ferrand, Geneve, Lille, Melun,
Nevers. Nogent-le-Rotrou, Pithiviers,
Toulon, etc. Nous representions, en im
mot, toutes les provinces francaises,
voire meme un peu la Suisse.
vSi nous conservons un inoubliable
souvenir de l'excursion, malgre la pluie
et les petits ennuis inevitables, disons de
suite qu'il faut en reporter tout rhomieur
a nos aimables collegues anglais. Leur
inlassable complaisance a ete pour nous
muniment precieuse, faeilitant la tache
laborieuse et parfois ingrate des membres
du Comite, qui ont eu a surmonter de
nombreuses difficultes pour la bonne
organisation du voyage, avant et pendant
l'excursion.
Maintenant. reportons-nous au 1 1
juillet, 1908, et deerivons, autant que
notre memoire le permettra, les evene-
ments du voyage.
Nous sommes done reunis le samedi
soir 11, vers 9 heures, gare du Nord ;
plusieurs de nos amis, que nous remer-
cions sincerement, M. Bayle, du
journal " La Librairie," M. Labarthe, de
Geneve, M. de Pachtere, M. Sevin, etc.,
retenus a Paris, sont venus nous aider a
monter dans le train, ou plutot dans les
trains, car il y a grande affluence pour
Londres. et notre depart ne rappelle que
de tres loin les embarquements militaires
regies et methodiques auxquels nous |
etions habitues au regiment.
Mais qu'importe ! les trains roulent, et
nous nous retrouvons a Calais pour le
trajet maritime, effectue pour les uns sur
le Dover, pour les autres sur le Nord,
deux magnifiques steamers. La mer est
superbe, sans une vague ; nous avons a
peine le temps de visiter les machines, les
cabines, les salons, les fumoirs, sans
oublier le buffet et, deja, le jour parait,
puis bientot les falaises de Douvres sont
en vue. Nous croisons plusieurs vapeurs,
quelques bateaux de peche, et nous met-
tons le pied sur la terre anglaise. Nous
prenons place dans les wagons reserves
pour nous et 1' Association des Institu-
teurs, et en route pour Londres !
Nous longeons la mer un certain
temps et traversons ensuite de riches
campagnes, coupees par-ei par-la de
charmants cottages oii, eertes, il doit
faire bon vivre. Bientot les gares se
succedent plus rapprochees, les rues,
formees de petites maisons semblables,
commencent a se montrer, puis les
fabriques et les usines, puis enfin la
Tamise. Nos billets sont verifies a Vic-
toria Station et, quelques minutes apres,
nous debarquons a Charing-Cross.
Mais quelles sont, sur le quai, ces
figures amies qui semblent nous chercher
au milieu de la foule ? Ce sont nos col-
legues anglais : Mr. Chaundry, d'Oxford ;
Mr. Beet, Mr. Hobbs, Mr. Crockett et Mr.
Watson, de la section de Londres de la
National Book Trade Provident Society,
ainsi qu'un de nos societaires, M. De-
laire, de la Librairie Nilsson, qui sont
venus nous souhaiter la bienvenue malgre
The are niatinale.
(Then follow descriptions of the sights
of London, which were seen by means of
" les omnibus ou autobus et le Tub."
If our French friends " asked a police-
man " where to get " a Tub — " even he
must have been nonplussed.)
Stationers' Hall
Nous avons tous ete agreablement
surpris par la magnifique reception qui
nous fut faite au Stationers' Hall, la
vielle et historique maison de la Cor-
poration du Livre, et certes, aucun de
ceux qui assisterent a cette soiree ne
l'oublieront.
Disons d'abord que, sur l'initiative de
M. Cooper, secretaire de la Book Trade
Provident Society, un comite special
s'etait forme pour nous recevoir, sous la
presidence de Mr. Denny, President de la
Book Trade Provident Society, assiste de
MM. Barwick, Minoggio, Hodges, Shaylor,
Crockett, Cooper.
Des notre arrivee, l'un de nos aimables
hotes, Mr. Barwick, qui parle francais
aussi couramment que nous, nous intro-
duit dans les salles de l'ancienne demeure,
ou nous sommes recus par Mr. Denny et
les membres du Comite de reception, puis
par Mr. Rivington, secretaire de la
Stationers' Company.
La grande salle, ou des sieges sont
disposes, renferme les vieux souvenirs de
la Corporation, les actes officiels, les
chartes. Les splendides pieces d'argen-
terie sont exposees pom nous, et si tot
installes, Mr. William Heinemann nous
souliaite en francais la bienvenue par un
discours fort aimable que nous repro-
duisous ci-dessous. Mr. Heinemann est
l'un des grands editeurs anglais, et nous
apprecions beaucoup le tres grand hon-
neur qu'il a bien voulu nous faire.
(Here follows Mr. Heinemann'* speech. )
De vigoureux applaudissements sa-
luent la conclusion de Mr. Heinemann,
et Mr. Rivington, le secretaire de la
Stationers' Company, prend la parole pour
nous dire qu'il est heureux de nous offrir,
au nom de la Corporation, l'hospitalite,
et pom nous conter l'liistoire de la
vieille Societe et de l'antique demeure
historique ou nous sommes.
11 est applaudi frenetiquement, et la
parole est maintenant a M. Rouche, le
president de 1' Association, qui prononce
le discours suivant.
(Then follows the speech of M.
Rouche.)
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Publishers' Circular
January 9, 1909
La fin du discours est accueillie par des
hurrahs enrages, qui cessent seulement
lorsque M. Wilhelm, President du Comite
francais, prononce en anglais 1' allocution
suivante.
(Here follows the charming little
speech, in English, of M. Wilhelm.)
Nos amis anglais sont charmes de
l'aimable attention du President du
Comite francais de parler leur langue, et
lui expriment leur sentiment par leurs
acclamations.
Mr. Barwick, qui a ete l'ame de la
reunion, repond en francais qu'il ne faut
pas se considerer comme Francais ou
Anglais, mais comme des freres d'uue
grande famille, et il termine en disant
qu'une guerre entre les deux nations
serait mi crime ; il est applaudi aussi
chaleureusement, et il nous invite a
passer dans une salle voisine, ou un
magnifique buffet est dresse.
Des rafraichissements, des cigares,
etc., sont servis pendant que les conver-
sations s'etablissent ; certains parmi nous
parlent anglais, tout specialement Mme.
Wilhelm dont la parfaite connaissance de
l'anglais nous fut si precieuse ; de meme
plusieurs de nos hotes parlent francais ;
tout s'arrange done pour le mieux.
Nous revenons ensuite dans la grande
salle, et le concert commence par la
" Marseillaise," suivie du " God save the
Khig." Mr. P. Hodges s'etait charge du
programme, fort bien choisi, et nous
avons le plaisir d'entendre nos collegues
anglais Mr. Leach, Mr. Swinford, Mr.
Hennings, etc., dans diverses chansons
anglaises ainsi que M. Bonneau, le sec-
retaire de l'Amicale, dans " Le Lac,"
les uns et les autres fort applaudis par
tous.
N'oublions pas de mentionuer aussi
1 'aim able telegramme suivant qui nous
est adresse en francais au Stationers' Hall
par Mr. Pearce, secretaire de 1* Associated
Booksellers' Society (Libraires associes) :
" Je regrette infiniment qu'il ne me
soit pas possible d'etre avec vous. Tous
mes souhaits pour une visite agreable.
Vive l'entente cordiale ! qu'elle devienne
encore plus assuree pour le bonheur de
nos cheres patries ! "
Nous remercions tout particulierement
Mr. Pearce et les membres de V Associated
Booksellers' Society.
Mais le temps passe vite, et bientot
apres avoir ehante les hynmes nationaux,
nous devons nous quitter pour rentrer a
l'hotel, mais avec l'espoir de nous revoir.
Le mardi, des le matin, plusieurs
groupes se fonneut pour visiter les uns
les grands musees ou la mervcillcuse col-
lection Wallace, les autrcs le Jardin
Zoologique et les quartiers avoisinants,
pendant que d'autres se dirigent vers le
Port et les Docks, ou vont tout simple-
ment faire des achats en ville.
Le President de l'Association et les
membres du Comite profitent de leur
liberte relative pour rendre les visites
qu'ils ont recues et aller remercier les
libraires et les personnes qui ont ete en
relations directes avec nous et ont con-
tribue a la bonne reussite de notre
excursion.
Partout nous sommes accueillis fort
aimablement et nous nous hatons pour
nous trouver a l'heure au rendez-vous
fixe pour la visite de la maison Cassell
& Co.
Visit to Messrs. Cassell & Co.
After a long and interesting account
of the visit to Messrs. Cassell's, M. J.
Rameau, who describes it, says :
En allant a Londres, l'Association des
Commis- Libraires Francais n'avait pas
pour but unique de faire un voyage
d'agrement. Fidele a son programme,
elle voulait mettre a profit ce voyage pour
donner a ses adherents une lecon de
choses par une idee de la production, de
l'edition anglaise et, en meme temps,
etablir des relations amicales avec ses
collegues d'Outre-Manche.
Cette lecon de choses, sollicitee par
Mr. Lee, directeur de la succursale
Cassell, de Paris, nous fut obtenue par
l'entremise du tres amiable Directeur des
services du Cercle de la Librairie. M.
Prunieres.
Lors de son voyage a Londres, en juin
dernier, ce dernier fit part de notre desir
a Mr. Edward Bell, President du Cercle
des Editeurs anglais. Celui-ci, avec une
grande bienveillance, voulut bien prendre
en main notre cause et nous obtint par
Mr. Golding, l'un des sous-directeurs,
l'autorisation de la visite si interessante
de la Maison Cassell & Co., l'une des plus
importantes, sinon la plus importante
maison d'edition a Londres, dont nous
connaissons tous la filiale de Paris. Nous
renouvelons ici, a chaemi de ces Mes-
sieurs, l'assurance de notre vive gratitude
pour la belle lecon qu'ils nous ont
menagee.
Nous avons, en France, des maisons
d'edition considerables, mais aucune, ne
possede semblable organisation et ne
reunit tous les services de fabrication
mecanique que nous venons de voir,
depuis la fonte du caractere jusqu'a la
mise en vente du livre.
Avant de partir, par une delicate
attention. Mr. Bovit fait distribuer a
chacun de nous le numero de The World's
It'i')/,' qui rend compte de 1' Exposition
franco-britaunique, et e'est avec nos vifs
remerciements que nous quittons la
Maison Cassell & Co. En la quittant,
nous emportons la forte impression d'une
puissance, d'une action, d'une direction
auxquelles nous rendons honimage et qui
se font sentir dans le monde entier par
des succursales etablies a Paris, New
York, Melbourne et Toronto.
(Then follows a long account of a visit
to the Exhibition.)
Good Wishes from Edinburgh
Voici maintenant le dernier diner pris
en commun ; il faut songer a partir.
Avant de quitter Londres nous avons soin
de ne pas oublier nos amis d'Ecosse et
nous adressons a Mr. D. Haldane.
secretaire de 1' Edinburgh Assistant Book-
sellers' Association un telegramme de
cordiale sympathie. M. Minoggio, de la
maison Hachette, a l'amabilite de venir a
l'hotel nous faire ses adieux, et non sans
regrets, il faut nous dinger vers la gare.
Nous y trouvons tous nos amis venus
nous serrer la main encore une fois, et
\ nous dire au revoir, et au revoir e'est bien
ce qu'il convient de dire, car des liens
d'amitie et de sympathie sont maintenant
: etablis entre les collegues francais et les
collegues anglais, et ces liens dureront
toujours, comme le souvenir de l'aimable
reception qui nous a ete faite.
Aussi merci a vous, amis Barwick.
Beet, Chaundy, Cooper, Crockett, Hobbs,
Rymer, Watson, sans oublier l'aimable
Mr. Murphy et nos collegues francais.
MM. Kruger et Delaire, merci du fond du
cccur a tous nos camarades anglais et a
M. Denny, le president du Comite. merci
a vous tous qui avez fait le possible et
1 'impossible pour nous etre agreables.
Soyez contents, vous avez parfaitement
reussi.
Mais les trams partent : un dernier
" Good bye," et bientot, nous sommes
loin. Nous arrivons a Douvres, en pleine
nuit, la mer est un peu agitee : cependant
la traversee s'effectue sans incidents, par
un superbe clair de lune. A Calais, nous
prenons vite place dans les trains de
Paris et a l'arrivee, nous nous quittons a
la hate, afin de profiter des quelques
heures fibres pour dormir mi peu avant de
travailler.
Plusieurs semaines se sont eeoulees
depuis notre retour et cependant nous
songeons toujours a la clialeureuse re-
ception qui nous fut faite dans cette
immense ville. Nous conservons le
souvenir des amities ebauchees. le regret
de n'avoir pu qu'entrevoir cette vie
affairee si intense, ces musees et ces
monuments si interessants et surtout
1 espoir de voir un jour en France nos
amis anglais.
According to The Bookman Mr. W. L.
Courtney has written a new play — one
that deals with Brittany and Breton
legends — which is at present hi the
hands of Miss Evelyn Millard. Three or
four of the plays in his " Dramas and
Diversions " have been put upon the
stage.
January 9, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
35
Notes and Announcements
Messrs. Longmans. Green & Co. are
preparing for publication, during the
coining spring, five volumes in a new one
shilling net series of Anglican Chinch
Handbooks, edited by the Rev. W. H.
Griffith Thomas, D.D. The object of the
series is to present to Church people, in a
cheap and readable form, a trustworthy
account of the History, Faith, Worship,
and Work of the Church of Christ in
general, and the Church of England in
particular. The titles of forthcoming
volumes are : " Christianity and the
Supernatural " ; " Social Work " ; " Pas-
toral Work " ; " The Joy of Bible
Study " ; and " Old Testament Theo-
logy."
Her Majesty the Queen of Spain, as
well as His Majesty the King of Portugal,
ordered copies of Queen Alexandra's
Christmas Gift Book direct from Mr.
Thatcher, College Green, Bristol ; the
copies were specially bound by Mr. H.
Frowde. Oxford Press. His Majesty
King Edward VTX accepted a copy of
the photograph of Mr. Thatcher's shop
window specially dressed with Queen
Alexandra's Christmas Gift Book.
The earliest of the serious books to
be issued in 1909 is that on the present
condition and progress of "The South
African Natives," which Mr. Murray
publishes at once. It has been prepared
by the Native Races Committee, and
contains a special chapter on the adminis-
tration of natives by Sir Godfrey Lagden,
whose inestimable services durhig the
War are not likely to be forgotten. The
book makes a thoughtful study of the
questions of labour, land, education, and
taxation, so far as they affect the South
African natives. Its publication is singu-
larly opportune, synchronising as it does
with the Congress on native affairs to
be held during January in Cape Town.
The forthcoming number of The
Quarterly Review, to be published on
January 14th, will contain articles on
several subjects of immediate public
interest — the Territorial Force. the
question of a Minimum Wage, Motor-
car Legislation, Female Suffrage (by
Professor Dicey), the Care of the Feeble-
minded (by Dr. Savage), and the
Turkish Revolution (by Dr. Dillon).
History and Biography are represented
by articles on Sir Henry Wotton (Mr.
Pearsall Smith's "Life"), the influence
of Religion on Politics hi Ancient Egypt
(by Mr. Weigall, a distinguished member
of the " Service des Antiquites in Egypt),
the Foundation of the Third Republic
(based on the work of M. Hanotaux,
by Sir Ernest Satow), Herodotus (Dr.
Macan's edition, by Mr. Grundy), and
Irish History as treated by Mrs. Green
and others (by Mr. R. Dunlop). Among
literary subjects, the Poet Laureate
contributes an article comparing Dante
and Milton ; Mr. Escott discusses Antony
Trollope, whose lasting popularity is
attested by numerous recent reprints,
and Mr. Henry Newbolt criticises Mr.
Hardy's historical drama " The Dynasts,"
under the title " A New Departure in
English Poetry." This being the cen-
[ tenary year of the birth of Charles Darwin
and of The Quarterly Review, a special
centenary number, containing, among
other things, a history of The Quarterly
Review and articles on Darwinism
j from various points of view, will, it is
I hoped, be published in April.
Messrs. Henry Young & Sons, an-
' nounce that they will shortly publish
I another work by the octogenarian
j Liverpool author, William Lowes Rushton ,
j entitled ' ' Shakespeare and the ' Arte
', of English Poesie,' " inwhich Mr. Rushton
j proves by many examples Shakespeare's
indebtedness to that famous Elizabethan
masterpiece.
The two pictures by the late James
McNeill Whistler wliich are being ex-
hibited at the^Royal Academy in the
collection of *the late Mr. George
McCulloch, are reproduced in the "Life" of
the artist by Mr. and Mrs. Pennell, lately
published by Mr. Heinemann. The two
pictures in question are the very fine
portrait of Whistler by himself, which
forms the frontispiece to the second
volume, and the upright Valparaiso
Nocturn, which is one of some 90 illus-
trations in the first volume.
A book with a second-hand middle-
aged bookseller for its hero, or say
principal character, is a bit of a novelty,
but this is what Mr. Teignmouth Shore's
new story " A Soul's Awakening," just
published by Mr. John Long, is. And
it is a capital book, too, one which we can
heartily recommend to our readers, the
booksellers. Arthur Murchant, of the
j little dark bookshop in Turnmill Lane,
j Holborn, is a fine character, well-drawn,
and the picture of the dawn of a great
happiness coming into Ins humdrum life
and its simset in sorrow is a bit of good
and true work.
" As yet South America is scarcely
producing her own literature, though she
is a great reader of fiction and other
; lighter books. It will be interesting to
see which of the old countries will ulti-
mately supply most books to South
American readers. One would say Spain,
for the language of South America is
Spanish, but then Spain is not exactly
producing the books wliich South America
wants. Next one would say France,
! because French fiction is perhaps nearest
the taste of the light-hearted South
American reader. There, again, how-
ever, our English tongue comes in to help
us, for next to Spanish, it is best known
in South America." — The Book Monthly.
Antiquaries and others interested in
j old Leases, Releases, Mortgages, Wills,
I Probates, Titles, Conveyances, Agree-
! ments, Contracts, Feoffments, Defeaz-
ances, et hoc genus omne, should note that
J Mr. James Coleman, of Tottenham Ter-
race, White Hart Lane, Tottenham, has
I a lot of such documents relating to
j Middlesex for sale. He is doing good
service hi paging his lists continuously
; "in order to form a volume of reference
J for the genealogist and topographer."
Mr. William J. Locke's new novel,
" Septimus " will bet published next
week by Mr. Murray. The central
character, after whom the novel is named,
is a harmless and irresponsible inventor.
Readers of Mr. Locke's earlier books
will be prepared for some excellent
entertainment.
" Sweet Peas and How to Grow
Them " is the title of a well-illustrated
volume written by Mr. H. H. Thomas,
editor of The Gardener, which Messrs.
Cassell publish. It gives practical advice
on all phases of the subject, and tells how
to grow sweet peas for home and garden,
as well as for exhibition, how to raise
new varieties, and has a special chapter
entitled " The Beginner's Guide to Sweet
Pea Growing." Whether in the garden
or for table decoration, the sweet pea is
one of the joys of life.
On January 15th Messrs. Cassell will
publish a popular shilling edition of
Maurice Hewlett's novel, "The Spanish
Jade."
" Gardening hi the North " (Cassell)
is the title of a volume by Mr. S.
Arnott and Mr. R. P. Brotherston, which
deals in a thorough and workmanlike
manner with the subject.
Among the best of the book reviews
given by the illustrated papers are those
in The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic
News, which has been established over
thirty-five years, and is every week more
attractive than ever. If a prize were
offered for getting the best results out
of printing half-tone process blocks, the
staff of the S. & D. would come out very
close to the bald spot.
Messrs. Gowans & Gray, Ltd., of
London and Glasgow, have recently
published at 6d. net, a wonderful httle
edition of " Las Cien M^jores Poesias
(Liricas) de la lengua Cistellana " (the
Hundred Best Poems (Lyrics) in the
vSpanish Language). It is a beautifully
prhited httle volume of 350 pages, and
ranges over the whole history of vSpanish
poetry, exclusive of the work of living
poets.
On January nth, hi the "Great
Cities of the World " series, Mr. T. Fisher
Unwin will publish a book by Mr. E. A.
Reynolds- Ball, entitled " Paris in its
Splendour." It is an attempt to give a
general impression of Paris past and
present, and of the more striking features
of the social life of the city to-day. It
presents in a readable and attractive
form a large amount of information about
the history, the people and the buildings
of Paris, and has many illustrations.
" The Industrial and Commercial
Influence of the English Patent System "
is dealt with by Mr. A. F. Ravenshear hi a
volume wliich Mr. T. Fisher Unwin will
publish on January nth. The subject
of patents, and especially their effect
upon British industries, has for some time
been prominently before the public.
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The Publishers' Circular
January 9, 1909
NEW NOVELS
BY THE AUTHOR OF " THE GIRL AND THE GODS."
Love and a Woman
BY CHARLOTTE MANSFIELD.
A story of an artist and a girl. Contains a very clever presentation of the Lyceum
Club and its Members.
BY THE AUTHOR OF " BY REEF AND PALM."
The Adventures of Louis Blake
BY LOUIS BECKE.
A deeply interesting' story of an Adve nturer in the South Seas.
A NEW TRAVEL BOOK.
Camp Fines on Desert and Lava
BY WILLIAM T. HORNADAY. 120 Illustrations. 16s. net.
A narrative of unique experience in the trackless deserts of Arizona.
WERNER LAURIE, CLIFFORDS INN, LONDON.
The Selborne Society has revived the
old title of its magazine, which will
henceforth be called The Selborne
Magazine {and Nature Notes), and will
be published by Messrs. George Philip
& Son, Ltd., of 32, Fleet Street, E.C.
All communications with regard to the
Society should be addressed to the
Honorary General Secretary of the
Selborne Society, 20. Hanover Square,
London, as heretofore.
In view of the production by Miss
Julia Neilson and Mr. Fred Terry of
Mr. William Devereux's play, " Henry
of Navarre," at the New Theatre, on
January 7th, Messrs. Greening inform
us that they are publishing a novel by
Miss May Wynne, entitled " Henry of
Navarre," which deals with the story
of Mr. Devereux's play. Messrs. Greening
are also issuing a cheap edition of Miss
Wynne's story, " A Maid of Brittany."
Mr. M. P. Shiel's new novel " The
Isle of Lies," which Mr. Werner Laurie
is about to publish, tells how an enthu-
siastic professor daringly possesses him-
self of a " Stele " thousands of years old,
the prized possession of an Egyptian
convent, and being unable to decipher all
that is engraved upon it, conceives the
idea of bringing up a son in such fashion
that he shall have god-like capacities and
be able to make out the inscription.
Consequently he marries a carefully
selected woman, and when a son is born
he takes him away to a remote island,
and there by a most elaborate series of
deceptions brings him up in the belief
that there are no limits to the power of
man. On his nineteenth birthday the young
man, gifted with extraordinary powers
and extraordinary ignorance, and having
never seen anyone but his father, whom
he believes omnipotent, escapes into the
world, and makes a rare sensation.
Mr. Werner Laurie is also shortly
publishing Mr. Ranger Gull's new novel
"A Gentleman from Portland," which
concerns a millionaire philanthropist and
a beautiful girl.
" Fishes from Islands of the Philippine
Archipelago " is the title of part of
Volume XXVII. of the Bulletin of
the United States Bureau of Fisheries.
It is by Dr. David S. Jordan and R. Earl
Richardson. Twelve of the fish described
are said to be new to science.
Miss Florence Warden's latest novel
is entitled " The Case of Sir Geoffrey,"
and it is now being published by Mr.
John Long. It is described as a tale of
mystery, and the plot is constructed on
most original lines, which will perplex and
baffle the most astute reader of stories
of crime.
Messrs. Passmore & Alabaster, 4,
Paternoster Buildings, London, send
their two popular Almanacks for 1909.
Spurgeon's Book Almanack, which has
been issued for more than fifty years,
contains bright articles by C. H. Spurgeon
and others, while the texts have been
selected by the Rev. Thos. Spurgeon
during his illness. Jolm Ploughman's
Sheet Almanack always finds a welcome,
with its racy proverbs and words of
kindness for man and beast. The pub-
lishers also send a copy of C. H. Spur-
geon's last published Weekly Sermon,
and although they will publish shortly the
fifty-fourth yearly volume of the great
preacher's discourses, they still have
enough manuscripts to issue a fresh
sermon for nine or ten years to come.
They will gladly send to any reader a
specimen copy free on receipt of full
address.
A very useful classified list of surplus
books at very cheap prices is issued by
Day's Library, Ltd., 96, Mount Street,
Park Lane. It includes works in every
branch of literature, some of which are
out of print and scarce.
Messrs. Morgan & Scott, Ltd.. find
that much interest is being taken hi their
finely illustrated work by Miss Geraldine
Guiuess*: " Peru : Its .Story, People, and
Religion." Prominent men of all shades
of opinion have written in enthusiastic
terms about it.
The Price of The Times
and its Management
For some time past there have been
persistent rumours that the price of
The Times is to be reduced to a penny.
As this is a matter which affects a great
many of our subscribers at home and
abroad who buy The Times for customers,
we think that they will be glad to know-
there is no truth whatever in the rumour.
No change in price is contemplated.
The quality of paper and type have
both been recently greatly unproved, and
further improvements involving large
expenditure are in course of execution.
Another equally baseless rumour is to
the effect that Mr. C. Moberly Bell is
resigning his position as chief manager of
The Times, or that he contemplates such
a step. The only things at all likely to
sever Mr. Bell's long connection with
The Times would be his death or such an
illness as would make work impossible —
and from such causes for resignation
may he, in the one case for many years,
and in the other for ever, be exempt.
Edinburgh Book Notes
By " Edina "
Christmas, with all its looked-for possi-
bilities, has come and gone. We leave it
behind with a sigh, for it has no longer
the delights for us of the good old times.
Then it was possible to sell a few nicely
bound sets of Dickens, Thackeray, Scott,
George Eliot, and the other favourite
authors ; but we must now be content
if we have turned over a sufficient quan-
tity of what a book lover the other day
called " Dainty Nothingnesses. "
This has been the distinct feature of
the Christmas trade in Edinburgh for
19O8. Now, I do not mean to say that
we ought to boycott the tabloid literature
which has become a craze, especially with
ladies ; but could only a Gulliver be found
whose satire would bite into the heart
of this mannikinizing age, there would
be hope that the Lilliputian ideas of
serving out the brains of our greatest
literary giants would have an end and a
truly noble quest for the Holy Grail of
literary endeavour be inspired.
I am sure that all members of the
trade whose instincts are for the highest
and the best of literature, alike in physical
and decorative qualities, feel that we can-
not proceed much longer along these
paths which have been the fashionable
promenade of the would-be bookish
public without meeting disaster.
As I look over the shelves of an
ordinary bookshop I see plainly who has
had to pay for all the cheap reprints of
standard writers which came as a deluge
with the introduction of the cylinder
press. The bookseller has paid high for
tliis public boon : but is he to go on
paying toll for an ungrateful public ?
The problem is before us. and on the
manner we meet its solution depends the
future well-being of the retailer.
We have to reckon with the things
which are. but we must also guess
shrewdly the things which are yet to be.
At present we have a large cult which
has, as its first rule, that its members
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should be conversant with a thousand
and one authors of repute, and these
members have to sustain their reputation
as lovers of literature — good literature —
by swallowing all the pilule nostrums
which bear the name of the favourites of
culture — so-called. Then, to appease
their appetite, they gobble up all the
printed trash which issues under the
name of fiction. As for history, it must
now be dressed up in all the tawdryness of
secret intrigue and social scandal. It
then forms a favourite entree. This
must be followed with spicy tartlets and
icings of dainty hue to gloat our effemi-
nate taste. But what has become of the
roast beef and the haggis-fed sons of the
pen ?
They have not ceased to exist. There
is a Carlyle trudging his way to the
centre of literary greatness who is not
above making his breakfast on a bowlful
of oatmeal porridge. Look out for him !
I looked out from my study window
and thought I recognised the man in the
figure of Lauchlan Maclean Watt, as he
hurried up the street ; but he has not
yet been sickened by the flesh pots of
Egyptian days. He shoots straight, he
aims high ; but he does not follow up
the game. He must needs go into the
desert awhile. Then shall we see him
come forth in his strength, clad in rough
homespun it may be, but muscular, full
of action, knowing men and things as
they really are.
" Auld Scotland wants nae skinkhig
ware that jaugs in luggies." We want
something tangible, something robust,
something toothsome, something " kyte-
riving " — and we mean to have it, too.
Behold the hour, and you will see the
man ! There is a Knox for every refor-
mation, there is a Burns for every heart
sensation, there is a Scott for every
re-creation, there is a Burton for our
confirmation, a Stevenson to ring sweet
tones of jubilation.
Few readers of Stevenson appear to
be aware that the secret of his style
(which was hailed as quite original) is
common also to that contemporary of
Sir Walter Scott, who was overshadowed
by the greater light — John Gait. It was
as great a surprise to me (as it was to an
audience of American ladies, to whom
I had to give an impromptu lecture on
the " Beauties of Stevenson ") to make
this discovery. I began to point out his
intense appreciation of contrast, when
I recalled a similar trait in the earlier
writer ; and, referring to the works of
Gait, at once descried that Stevenson had
made a closer acquaintance with him
than had been known to me.
This leads me to observe that there
being nothing new under the sun, we
may be expecting too much originality
from the man who is really the leader
of a new literary era. Originality depends
on the food and the manner of its diges-
tion. This is really the secret which
underlies literary degeneracy— we are
suffering from Dyspepsia Literarise.
Among the contributors to Mr. Eve-
leigh Nash's new Monthly Magazine will
be Rudyard Kipling, Conan Doyle,
Anthony Hope, Rider Haggard, Robert
Hichens, H. A. Vachell, and Halliwell
Sutcliffe.
Durham Booksellers'
Centenary
MESSRS. Andrews & Co., University
publishers and booksellers, Durham,
celebrated their one hundredth anniver-
sary on Tuesday, December 29th, by
entertaining their staff to dinner.
This old established firm was founded
in 1808 by George Andrews the elder,
and remained in his hands for many
years. At his death the business was
carried on by his son and daughter,
George and Frances Andrews. Miss
Frances Andrews afterwards married
Mr. John Henry Le Keux, the famous
steel engraver, who then removed (his
engraving business from London to
Durham, and became a partner for
upwards of thirty years in the firm of
Andrews & Co. Mr. Le Keux was a
personal friend of Ruskin, and illustrated
several of his works, notably " Modern
Painters " and " Stones of Venice." He
also taught the art of engraving to the
MR. WARNFORD SMART
Proprietor of Andrews & Co, Durham
late Mr. George Allen, Ruskin's publisher,
and, indeed, a few years before he died
presented Mr. Allen with all his engraving
tools. He was a great worker, and in
his life-time produced many famous
plates, among winch were the well-known
series, " The Oxford Almanack," Architec-
tural works by Parker & Billing, thirty-
one plates for a large work on Trondhjem
Cathedral for the Norwegian Govern-
ment, and many others. He was one of
the last of the old school of steel engravers,
and with him has almost died out this
beautiful art, killed by the present day
demand for the cheaper and quicker
methods of modern photography — a
circumstance much to be regretted. A
few months before liis death hi February,
1896, the business was purchased by
Mr. Warnford Smart, who was at that
time manager. Since then it has grown
considerably, necessitating the removal
to larger and more convenient premises,
and even still further extensions until
at the present day it may truly be
considered one of the finest businesses
in the North of England.
Messrs. Andrews & Co. are the-
officially appointed publishers and book-
sellers of the University Calendar and
Examination Papers. They are also the
publishers for the Surtees Society, and
have at various times issued other
notable works, among which is Billing's
"►Antiquities of Durham " already
referred to.
Staff Dinner,
Messrs. E. J. Arnold & Son,
Leeds
The firm's twenty-third annual dinner
to the Heads of Departments and
Travellers of this well-known school
supply house and publishing firm was
held at the Leeds and County Liberal
Club on New Year's night. In the
absence of the Chairman of the Company,
Mr. E. J. Arnold, who was slightly in-
disposed, the chair and vice-chair were
taken respectively by the other two
Directors — Mr. George Arnold and Mr.
H. Wood. Seventy-three persons sat
down to a first-rate repast, and after the
loyal toast of " His Majesty the King "
had been duly honoured, " The Company"
was proposed by Mr. Tranter in an
I excellent speech, full of quiet points of
j humour, and responded to by the two
J Directors. A most enjoyable " Smoker "
I followed, with Mr. J. Robinson as Chair-
man, all the items of songs and recitations
being provided by the staff. It is im-
possible to mention all who contributed
to a long and excellent programme, but
the introductory pianoforte duet by
Messrs. Womack and Tinsdale deserves
special mention. The humorous singing
of " The Mesmerist," followed by " Potts"
as an encore, of Mr. J. H. Gilmore
(who has been in one department of
the firm for 32 years and is now
manager of it) literally brought down
the house. This " old hand " was
followed by several of the " juniors," who
entered the firm as boys when they left
school, and have now reached positions
of importance. Amongst these may be
mentioned — Bass songs by Messrs. W.
Hornby and J. Tinsdale, and comic songs
by Mr. E. Charlton. " The Midship-
mite " was excellently given by Mr. C.
Wellings, an " old hand," who has been
with the firm above 24 years, and Mr. T.
Stones, another " old stager," sang " The
Irish Emigrant " with much feeling.
Many others, who are now on the staff,
but have not spent all their business
career with the firm, contributed items,
which gave much pleasure to those
present.
Robert Louis Stevenson
1,500 Sets of Ten-Guinea Edition-
Sold by Messrs. Casseu,.
In our issue of December 19th, we
mentioned that there were less than
70 sets of the £10 10s. edition of the
Pentland " Stevenson " left, out of an
edition of fifteen hundred sets. By
December 31st, Messrs. Cassell had sold
every set, and the price to the public-
is now 12 guineas. This is not so bad
for that much abused party A.D. 1908.
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THE
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LIBRARIES
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NeW Volumes. January to June/09
Nelson's 1/- Library
Blue Cloth, Gilt Top, Is. net.
IDYLLS OF THE SEA (Jan. 6), F. Bullen I MAKING OF MODERN EGYPT (April 7), Colvin
SELECTED ESSAYS (Feb. 3), Augustine Birrell FROM THE CAPE TO CAIRO (May 5), E. S. Grogan
LIFE OF LORD RUSSELL OF KILLOWEN (March 3) | LIFE OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON (June 2), Oliver
Nelsons 7d. Library
Red Cloth, 7d. net.
KIPPS (Jan. 6), H. G. Wells
Full of humour, pathos, and a wise philosophy, no more original and
delightful book than •• Kipps" has been published in our time.
MOONFLEET (Jan. 20), J. Meade Falkner
This is a story of the Dorset coast in the eighteenth century ; of a smug-
gling village and an oppressive squire ; of a vault in the churchyard, and
caves in the cliff ; of sudden death and hairbreadth escapes.
SPRINGTIME (Feb. 3), H. C. Bailey
The threads of romance are closely woven, and the interest never flags.
There is plenty of good fighting and love-making and high adventure.
FRENCH NAN (Feb. 17), A. and E. Castle
" The tea-cup times of hoop and hood" have never been more successfully
rendered in fiction. The book is a comedy of high society and fine manners.
THE FOOD OF THE GODS (March 3), H. G. Wells
It is the tale of a discovery of a food which develops the body to a vast
size. There is also a breathless romance, and no reader can lay down the
book till the last page is turned.
RAFFLES (March 17), E. W. Hornung
Raffles is a gentleman by birth and education, a county cricketer by pre-
ference, and an amateur cracksman by necessity. The story of his
adventures is highly ingenious and diverting.
CYNTHIA'S WAY (April 7), Mrs. A. Sidgwick
The heroine in this tate is an English girl of great wealth, who to amuse
herself goes to Germany and masquerades as a poor governess.
CLARISSA FURIOSA (April 21), W. E. Morris
A delightful story of politics and society, and of an ill-assorted marriage
which turned out well in the long run.
LOVE AND MR. LEWISHAM (May 5), H. G. Wells
A story of the trials, social and educational, of a pupil teacher, both in the
country and at college in London. We follow Mr. Lewisham with a breath-
less but affectionate interest.
THE LONELY LADY OF GROSVENOR SQUARE (Maj to
Mrs. H. de la Pasture
In this book we have the story of a young girl, half French, half Welsh,
who is left sole mistress of a great house in Grosvenor Square.
Nelsons 6d. Classics
Cloth, 6d. net.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS (Jan. 6), Charles Dickens I LES MISERABLES— I. (April 21), Hugo
GUY MANNERING (Feb. 17), Sir Walter Scott > LES MISERABLES II. (May 19), Hugo
MODERN PMNTERS (Selections) (March 17), Ri skin I THE MONASTERY (June 16), Sir Walter Scott
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card, but what else could one be led to
expect from John Walker & Co. but
originality and taste ? It is worth
mentioning too that the menu was printed
in English, an innovation which was much
appreciated. In short, we must con-
gratulate all concerned on another very
successful and enjoyable f miction, and
we feel sure that the expressions of
respect and good feeling heard on
Saturday night will be re-echoed by
everybody who has any business con-
nection with the firm.
Second Annual Dinner of
the International
Association of Antiquarian
Booksellers
As already announced, the second annual
dinner of the Association will take place
at the Criterion on January 13th. The
President (Mr. B. D. Maggs) will take the
chair, and among the guests will be Dr.
G. K. Fortescue (Keeper of the Printed
Books, British Museum), Mr. Barwick
(Reading Room, British Museum), and
Mr. Herbert Bailey (Editor of The
Cennoissem). The Chairman will pro-
pose the toasts of " The King " and
" The Oueen and Royal Family " (with
musical honours), and " Our Guests."
Mr. Myers will propose the toast of " The
Ladies," and Mr. Tregaskis will reply on
their behalf. Mr. Wesley will propose
the toast of " The Trade Journals."
Miss Kathleen Kelly (Mrs. Henry Stevens)
will give a sketch under the title of
" Songs at the Piano," and there will be
songs, humorous and other, by Mr. E-
Pontis Bines, Mr. Best, and Mr. Harry
King. The evening will, in fact, be fully
occupied from start to finish. Tickets
(6s. each) may be obtained from Mr.
Karslake, 35, Pond Street, Hampstead. j
Ladies are specially invited to join, as j
last year. Evening dress is to be optional. J
It is hoped that many country members 1
will follow the example of Mr. William
Downing, of Birmingham, who is coming
up, for the second year in succession,
specially to attend the dinner.
in the days that yet remain to him. Mr.
Farlow Wilson suitably responded. He
rejoiced to know that the fortunes of the
Yard were now in the hands of young
men, who were bent on restoring the
firm to its former prosperity, and he had
no doubt they would succeed.
The toast of " The House of Cassell "
was proposed by Mr. Walter Smith, the
Chief Editor, and responded to by Sir
Clarence Smith, Chairman of the Direc-
tors. In replying to the toast of his
health, proposed by Mr. Thomas Young,
manager of the Advertisement Depart-
ment, Mr. Spurgeon said that the year
closed hopefully for the business. Al-
though 1908 had been a very trying year,
the outlook was full of promise. He
congratulated the travellers on the ex-
cellent work they had done during the
year and he had no doubt they would be
still more successful in 1909.
An Amusing Anecdote of
Dr. Johnson
A WEST of England subscriber kindly
sends us the following anecdote, which
he says is told as related by Peter Pindar
(Dr. Walcot) in a number of The Bath
Chronicle published in 1796. Se non e
vero, e ben Irovato.
" When Johnson lodged at Kettle
Hall in the University of Oxford at a
Mr. Thompson's, a cabinet-maker, the
maid by an unfortunate mistake brought
him one day a chemise of Mrs. Thomp-
son's to put on instead of his shirt.
Contemplating on nothing but ramblers,
idlers and colossal dictionaries, he shoved
his arms and head through into the
lady's linen before he discovered his
error.
" ' Who has* cut off the sleeves of my
shirt ? Who has cut off the sleeves of
my shirt ? ' exclaimed the enraged and
hampered moralist with stentorian voci-
feration, dancing and tugging and foam-
ing for freedom.
"The roar brought up poor, trembling
Mrs. Thompson, who, with most con-
summate delicacy, shutting her two
chaste eyes, slipped her hand into the
room and delivered her giant guest from
his enchanted castle."
John Walker & Co.'s Annual
Dinner at the Hotel Cecil
" The New Year would not seem to
have properly started, nor the Christmas
season to have properly finished, without
John Walker & Co.'s Annual Dinner."
This remark, made by one of the visitors
in his speech on Saturday last, seems to
fittingly indicate the characteristics of
this eagerly anticipated function. Once
more it is our pleasure to chronicle the
complete success of this well-known firm
hi its social, as in its commercial, under-
takings. Under the presidency of Mr.
John Walker (than whom no more
popular or genial Chairman could be
imagined), some eighty gentlemen en-
joyed a banquet served in the Hotel
Cecil's best manner. After the usual
loyal toasts had been duly honoured, the
Chairman read many congratulatory
telegrams from various absent friends,
including a "Marconi wireless" from
Mr. Whitlock (one of the Directors), who
was en route for the United States. The
speeches were of the usual hearty spon-
taneous and eloquent character to which
visitors to these banquets have been long
accustomed. The toast of " The Firm "
was proposed by Dr. Macdonald Brown,
and responded to by Mr. Walker, who
showed in his speech no trace of pessimism
— for the slump in trade as indicated by
the Government returns seems to have
forgotten to pay an unwelcome visit to
Warwick Lane. " Indeed," said Mr.
Walker, " we have little to repine over,
and much to be thankful for." Mr. Jolm
Walker, Junr., gave "The Travellers,"
and caused much laughter and applause
at the deft way in which he described the
characteristics of each. Mr. Dixon re-
sponded in a speech of great ability and
humour, and was ably seconded by Mr.
Hess. Mr. Barringer then proposed
" The Staff," and after his usual jocular
introduction, sincerely thanked them for
their continued loyalty and devotion, and
in coupling this toast with the name of
Mr. Rowe, he alluded to the fine new
factory recently erected in Camberwell,
and of which Mr. Rowe is the Manager.
The response to this was of a sincere and
genuine nature, and brought into great
prominence the admirable feeling in
existence amongst all sections in Far-
ringdon House. In the regretted absence
of Mr. Dow, the Chairman called upon
Mr. Barringer to propose " The Visitors,"
which he did in his usual cheery style.
The last toast, that of "The Chairman,"
was proposed by Mr. J. W. Johnston, who
spoke of his long business connection with
the firm, and mentioned that on his late
trip to the States, where he went at the
invitation of the American Stationers'
Society as a delegate from the London
Stationers' Society, he heard the name
of Mr. John Walker on every side, and the
fact of his friendship with Mr. Walker
was an " open sesame " to all desirable
quarters. Mr. Walker's response was
received with great enthusiasm. The
proceedings were further enlivened with
music, songs and recitations, contributed
by Messrs. Carr Evans, Quitter, Burrows,
Storey, Sinclair, Mantell, and others,
whose efforts were much appreciated.
We must not omit a word of praise to the
very elegant and highly original menu
Cassell & Co.'s Annual
I raveller's Luncheon
The Annual Travellers' Luncheon of
Messrs. Cassell was held on December
31st at De Keyser's Hotel, under the
chairmanship of Mr. Arthur Spurgeon,
the General Manager. The Chairman, in
proposing the health of " The Father of
the Yard," said that Mr. Farlow Wilson's
official connection with the firm ter-
minated with the close of the year after a
service extending over more than half a
century. During the greater portion of
that period he had been manager of the
printing department and had rendered
true and faithful service. He retired into
private life with the hearty goodwill of
all his colleagues. A special resolution,
engrossed on vellum, was recently passed
by the Board of Directors expressing
their appreciation of the valuable service
Mr. Wilson had rendered to the firm
during his long connection with it. They
all wished him much health and happhiess
Canon Farrar and the
Tailor
Years afterwards, on the invitation of a
friend, I visited Westminster Abbey with
a party from a working-man's club in
Solio, when we were shown round by
Canon Farrar. After the Canon had
talked to us about Major Andre, whose
monument is in the south aisle, a little
tailor, who was one of the party, whis-
pered to me, " The worthy Dean is
very interesting, but not very correct
in his 'istory." Later we had tea in the
hall of Westminster School, and my
friend said a few nice words of thanks to
Canon Farrar. Up jumped the little
tailor and said, " I 'ad 'oped to 'ave 'ad
the pleasure of proposing the 'ealth of
the worthy Dean myself ; in fact, when
Colonel began I felt quite non-
chalant ! " — From " Some Memories of
My Spare Time, 1856-1885," by General
the Right Hon. Sir Henry Brackenbury,
G.C.B., hi Blackwood's Magazine.
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BERNARD QUARITCH, 11, GRAFTON ST., NEW BOND ST., LONDON, W.
Just Published
MEDIAEVAL, SINHALESE ART
A Monograph of the Arts and Crafts of the Kandyan Sinhalese in the
Eighteenth Century, together with an Account of the Structure
of Society, and of the Position of the Craftsmen.
By ANANDA K. COOM ARASWAMY
D.Sc, F.L.S., F.G.S., M.R.A.S.
Fellow of University College, London.
Royal 4to, about 320 pp., with 52 plates in colours and collotype, and 140 illustrations in the text, boards, £3 3s. net ;
or, on hand-made paper, the plates on Japanese vellum, £5 5s. net.
The Edition is limited to 400 copies in the ordinary state and 25 copies of the special issue.
FONDERIES DE CARACTERES ET LEUR MATERIEL
dans les Pays^Bas du XVe au XIXe Siecles.
Notice historique principalement d'apres les donnees de la Collection Typographique de Joh. Enschede en Zonen a Haarlem.
Par C. ENSCHEDE. Imperial 4to., pp. xxxiv and 404, with 519 illustrations. Cloth. £.5.
For many years Charles Enschede, of the house of Joh. Enschede en Zonen, of Haarlem, where he personally directs the type-foundry,
has given himself up to researches in his rich archives. Although he knew of the existence of many curious varieties in his collection of old
matrices, he was surprised to discover a mass of material which was valuable as a history of the arts of founding and printing in the Low
Countries. He conceived the idea of pnblishing the results of his work, adding to them the necessary commentaries and offering them in
a well-arranged volume to the book-collector and the historian. The execution of this project met with great difficulties. One can easily
understand the great expense necessary for the type-founding and the preliminary work for printing 372 different examples, of which the matrices
date as follows: 6 of the 15th Century, 9 of the 16th, 52 of the 17th and 305 of the i8th. The study of each example brought a crowd of questions
which were easier to ask than to answer. It was thus that the work of which the original aim was limited to the typographical collection of the
house of Joh. Enschede en Zonen, acquired a more general character and became more, as the title indicates, a historical notice of the type foundries
and their work in the Low Countries from the 15th to the 19th centuries.
"Talks about Old London "
Memories of Charles Dickens
What an immense circulation the Evening
News must have ; and it deserves it, for
no paper gives the public a better
account of everything of any public
interest ; it is a great power in London
and the South of England. Just over
two years ago the Evening News hit upon
the happy idea of giving every evening,
under the heading of ' ' Talks about
London," the reminiscences of some
living veteran who can tell us of life as it
was in London half a century or so ago.
People in every walk of London life are
giving their experiences, and we hope
they will continue to do so. Nowhere
else is to be found such information,
and we should tliink there would be a
sale for one or two volumes made up
from these " Talks," which will be in-
valuable material for some future
Dickens.
In the 1 08th article of the Series, that
for January 2nd, " J. FT W.," a regular
playgoer for over half a century, chats
about notable people he has met in the
literary and theatrical world.
Remembered Dr. Johnson
" My grandmother, who lived to be
ninety-six, formed an interesting link
with the past. She knew Dr. Jolrnson and
his famous friend Mrs. Titrate.
" I remember her describing the great
lexicographer as ' a most disagreeable
man,' while her opinion of Mrs. Thrale
was summed up in the words ' a most
charming woman with a very bad
temper.'
Week-ends ax Gad's Hill Place
" I was educated at King's College
School, where Charles Dickens, the eldest
son of the great novelist, was one of my
fellow-pupils.
" Occasionally I spent a week-end at
Gad's Hill Place, where Dickens at the
time was engaged in writing, I believe,
' Martin Chuzzlewit. '
" Dickens made an extraordinary im-
pression on my boyish mind. He seemed
to possess a weird power over everyone he
met ; there was something oddly elec-
trical about Mm. One felt instinctively
that one was in the presence of no
ordinary man. To me he was extremely
generous hi the matter of half-sovereigns.
" A most estimable young man was
Sydney Dickens, another son of the
novelist. He was a lieutenant hi the
Navy, and was drowned hi the Red Sea.
" He and I spent a Christmas Eve at
the Polygraphic Hall, where Wilbaja
Frickell, the greatest conjurer of the day,
was appearing, The Hall subsequently
became Toole's Theatre, and stood on the
site now occupied by Charing Cross
Hospital.
The Great Globe
" In the days of which I speak there
was an extraordmary place of entertain-
ment in Leicester Square. It was called
' The GreatjGlobe.'
" It occupied the whole of the space
now an enclosed garden. ' The Great
Globe ' was hollow, and, standing on a
platform, the visitor beheld panoramic
views of different parts of the world.
The present statue of Shakespeare is on
the identical spot where the platform
stood.
" A map-seller named Wylde was the
proprietor of - The Great Globe.' How
he managed to obtain permission to put
up such a monstrous thing in the middle
of Leicester Square was a mystery,
' except that he was a Member of Par-
liament.
" Great have been the changes in
theatreland within my recollection When
I was young there were not more than
half a dozen theatres in the West End.
Now there must be about twenty-five.
" And as theatreland has changed, so
have the tastes and habits of the play-
i goers. The ' gods ' no longer sit in their
shirt sleeves or bring with them bottled
ale. or shy oranges at each other. Their
sedateness is wonderful to behold.
" The serious playgoer of to-day is
more intellectual than liis predecessors ;
but an element of superficiality pervades
the ranks of the younger people. They
want only theatrical ' kickshaws.' "
It is always the young who are —
I young.
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The Booksellers'
Provident Institution
The monthly meeting of the Board of
Directors of the above was held at 56,
Old Bailey, E.C., on Thursday, December
17th. The Directors present included : —
C. J. Longman, Esq. (in the chair),
Messrs. C. A. Ashley (Wells Gardner,
Darton & Co., Ltd.), W. Bartram (Long-
mans, Green & Co.), J. R. Blade (Simp-
kin, Marshall & Co., Ltd.), J. Clark, J.
Cooper (W. & R. Chambers, Ltd.), J.
Foster (Macmillan & Co., Ltd.), C. H.
Hollingsworth (Macmillan & Co., Ltd.), j
W. A. Kelk (Longmans, Green & Co.). F.
H. Lamb (Willing & Co., Ltd.), C. T.
Langford (Macmillan & Co., Ltd.), A. W.
Nott, F. J. Rymer (Sampson Low, Mar-
ston & Co., Ltd.), E. Shallis (Macmillan
& Co., Ltd.), J. E. Stroulger (Riving- ;
ton's), C. W. Whitaker (J. Whitaker & !
Sons, Ltd.), and the Secretary (Mr.
George Larner).
The Secretary announced the receipt,
since the last meeting of the Board, of
donations to the funds of the Institution
as follow : — Messrs. Longmans, Green &
Co., £30; Messrs. Simpkin, Marshall &
Co., Ltd., £21 ; J. C. Francis, Esq.,
£10 10s. ; Messrs. Macmillan & Co., Ltd.,
£10 10s. ; Messrs. Wm. Clowes & Son,
£S 5s. ; A. M. S. Methuen, Esq., £5 ; T.
G. Bain, Esq., £2 2s. ; Messrs. W. & R.
Chambers, Ltd., £2 2s. ; C. F. Clay, Esq.,
£2 2s. ; Messrs. Crosby, Lockwood & Co.,
Ltd., £2 2s. ; Messrs. Eyre & Spottis- |
woode, £2 2S. ; Henry Frowde, Esq..
£2 2s. ; Henry Klein au, Esq., £2 2s. ; E.
J. Layton, Esq., £2 2s. ; H. K. Lewis,
Esq., £2 2s. ; Mrs. G. Lock, £2 2s. ;
Messrs. Nicholls. White & Co., £2 2s. ;
Bernard Ouaritch, Esq., £2 2s. ; Messrs.
Seeley & Co., £2 2s. ; Messrs. Sotheby,
Wilkinson & Hodge, £2 2s. ; Messrs.
Stevens & Haynes, £2 2s. ; Messrs. Sweet
& Maxwell, £2 2s. ; L. Upcott Gill, Esq.,
£1 is. ; Messrs. G. G. Harrap & Co.,
£1 is. ; Henry Roberts, Esq., £1 is. ;
James Bowden, Esq., £1 is. ; and
Messrs. Curtis & Beamish, Ltd., 10s. 6d.
Subscriptions to the amount of £ 1 7 1 7s. 4d.
had also been received since the last
meeting of the Board. A stun of £130
was voted towards the relief of 66 mem-
bers and widows of members.
It was reported that the preparations
for the Annual General Meeting, to be
held at Stationers' Hall, on Tuesday,
March 16th, 1909, at which the Lord
Mayor would speak, were well in hand.
The funds of the Institution continue to
be in a most satisfactory condition, there
being an increase therein of over £1,000
compared with the corresponding period
of 1907.
Mr. H. W. Spratt was elected a mem-
ber of the Institution, and a further
application for membership was received.
The Secretary reported he had re-
ceived the following special amounts to
be divided as Christmas gifts amongst
the recipients of relief from the Institu-
tion : — Wm. Ellerby Green, Esq., £7;
Richard Bentley, Esq., £3 12s. 6d. ;
C. J. Longman, Esq.. £3 10s. ; and
Henry Hill Hodgson, Esq., £3 10s. The
Board gave these gentlemen a vote of
thanks for their kindness.
The Board learnt with regret that
Mr. J. W. Harden (Messrs. Rivington's)
had resigned his position on the Board,
and trusted that he might be induced to
reconsider his decision.
A hearty vote of thanks was accorded
the Chairman of the Board (C. J. Long-
man, Esq.) for his valued services during
the past year, a continuance of his un-
tiring devotion to the interests of the
Institution.
Since the meeting of the Board the
following donations have been received : —
Messrs. Wells Gardner, Darton & Co.,
Ltd., £2 2s. ; and Messrs. Kelly's Direc-
tories. £1 is.
Booksellers' Catalogues
Among the duties to be discharged by
booksellers or their assistants, none
perhaps are more important or require
more skill, intelligence and experience
than those attending the compilation of
a catalogue. In this connection one is
surprised that no bibliographer sets
about to draft a few simple rules for their
guidance. Yet the subject is not un-
worthy of notice. Indeed, experience
proves that a carefully written catalogue
will bring in more orders more quickly
than one in which the bookbuyer has
difficulty hi ascertaining whether it con-
tains the volume he is hunting for. It
may be said that we have catalogue rules
in plenty ; but these have been written
more for the librarian and the specialist
than for the bookseller.
Once upon a time it was thought that
there was notliing easier than to make a
catalogue. All you had to do was to
transfer the titles of books to paper, add
the prices and dispatch the whole to the
printer. But those who are acquainted
with the subject realise that Sheridan's
joke about " easy writing bemg damned
hard reading," is specially applicable to
work of that land.
The booksellers' cataloguer must de-
termine first of all whether the volume
he is about to catalogue should be
entered under the subject of which it
treats or under its author. This is one
of the most difficult questions which it
is his duty to answer, and upon his
decision rests the usefulness of the cata
logue. In this respect a careful, in-
telligent, and widely-read assistant will
be of the utmost service to his employer.
He should avoid such general subject
headings as Theology, History, Philology,
Literary Biography, &c. I have before
me a bookseller's catalogue, divided into
subjects, one of which is General Litera-
ture occupying 7 1 pages ! There is a
limit to human endurance even in the
task of perusing a catalogue of second-
hand books. Imagine for a moment the
trouble and waste of time involved in
ascertaining what this catalogue contains
on, say, Scottish Ballads or Wit and
Humour. Yet, although it has a subject- ]
heading Bibliography, I find Growall's j
" Three Centuries of English Book Trade
Bibliography," Madan's " Books in Manu- i
script." andMacray's "Annals of the Bod-
leian Library ' ' under General ^Literature ! j
This is an easy method of making a !
catalogue, but it does not commend itself |
to the bookbuyer. More definite subject-
headings are required. The assistant
whose duty it is to prepare the catalogue
should find out the^exact subject of
which the book treats, and decide
whether or not it is of more importance
than the author. Nothing but a wide
acquaintance with literature and a careful
study of the best bibliographies will
enable him to do this. Where there is
any doubt a cross reference may save his
clients considerable trouble.
Cross references are not used so fre-
quently as they ought to be. A book
which might be entered under the subject
or under the author should be put under
the former with a cross-reference from
1 the latter. Or, in the case of an author,
some of whose books should be entered
under the subject of which they treat
and others under his surname, a cross
reference will be very useful. Take, for
example, P. G. Hamerton ; some of his
books would be entered under Art, and a
few under Hamerton, P. G. Clearly, then,
if a bookseller desires his clients to know
what books he has by that author, he
must insert after his name in the Art
section the entry See also Hamerton,
P. G., and after his surname See also Art.
When the cataloguer has decided
what form the entry is to take, he will
naturally turn his attention to the
author's surname. In many cases it will
be easily disposed of, but occasionally
he will experience some difficulty, and a
few hints may not be out of place. As
regards the treatment of compound
names, librarians do not seem to be in
agreement. Mr. J. Henry Quinn says—
" In the case of English compound
names the best course to adopt is to give
the entries under the last name in all
cases " (Manual of Library Cataloguing,
page 46), while Mr. James Duff Brown,
in his " Manual of Practical Biblio-
j graphy," page 102, writes — " All com-
j pound names to be entered mider the
first word with references from the second
or other words." In dealing with com-
pound names stereotyped uniformity
is not always to be recommended, but
one or other of the foregoing rules should
be adopted and rigidly adhered to. Or,
better still, the Booksellers' Association
might take the matter in hand and fix a
rule. More uniformity may be observed
in treating surnames with a prefix. All
English surnames beginning with a
prefix (D\ De, Le, Mac, O', Van, &c.)
must be entered under such prefix.
There is a difference of opinion re-
garding the treatment of prefixes to
foreign surnames, but whatever rule is
adopted should be conscientiously
observed.
In some catalogues the books are
over-described, while in others they are
under-described. 5f||. It ■ must |» be remem-
bered that a catalogue of second-hand
books is not and ought not to be a
bibliography. The labour properly ex-
pended on the latter would be useless on
the former. A bookseller should describe
his stock briefly, clearly and accurately,
having in view that other matters in-
valuable to the literary student and the
bibliophile are quite out of place in his
catalogue. The object of the catalogue
is to sell the books and to sell them by
fair and intelligent representations. Any
special description is best given in a
separate note set in smaller type. In
this note it may be mentioned whether
there is a bookplate.
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Booksellers differ to some extent in
regard to the order in which they enu-
merate the features of their books, and as
regards this point it is inadvisable to
lay down any hard and fast rule. Of
course, the number of the item or lot
will come first, and be followed either by
the subject or the surname of the author
with his Cliristian name or the initials
of it. The other particulars might be
given thus : — ( 1 ) Full or condensed title
of the book ; (2) number of volumes if
more than one ; (3) whether maps, illus-
trations or other insets ; (4) style of
binding; (5) condition of the book
(unless it is intimated on the title-page
that all books are in " good, sound, clean
condition ") ; (6) the size ; (7) the price ;
(8) place of publication (excluding Lon-
don, which is generally understood) ;
(9) the date.
The front or title-page of the cata-
logue ought to give a brief description
of the contents of the publication.
Some bookbuyers do not go beyond the
title-page, and if it does not suggest any-
thing in their line they destroy the whole
catalogue. A fair amount of skill and
ingenuity can be displayed hi the com-
position of the title-page. Briefly, it
should note all the important subjects
and authors mentioned in the catalogue,
and be followed with particulars of the
method employed in its compilation.
Catalogue readers are usually busy
men who have acquired the habit of
skimming over pages with lightning
rapidity, and the booksellers would do
well to have some uniform method of
cataloguing their books.
James B. Thomson.
Aberdeen.
Australia Bombards U.S.
Battleship Fleet with
Post Cards
Australia's enthusiasm over the recent
visit of the United States battleship fleet
broke forth in many ways, including
elaborate post cards commemorating the
event.
Many of the postcards show careful
and ingenious designs, in which the inter-
twined American and Australian flags
are the central feature. There are also
coloured representations of the battle-
sliips, pictures of Uncle Sam, with verses
and welcoming mottoes. Two of them
bear the words and music of " Hail
Columbia " and " Yankee Doodle." and
one of the most elaborate has the follow-
ing verse :
Welcome, brave kinsmen
From o'er the broad ocean,
Hearts warm with friendship
Extend the glad hand.
Speaking the tongue of your
Own mother country,
Brothers, not strangers,
You'll find in our land.
Others have legends such as " Good
wishes from the land of the Golden
Fleece to the Stars and Stripes," " Aus-
tralia Greets America," &c.
Mention the " P.C."— Our readers who order books,
&c , they seementioned oradvertised in Tiik PUBLISHER'S
Circular wi Idouta great service if they will mention
the fact to the Publishers and Wholesale Agents
Sir Walter Scott and
Blackwood
Writing from Edinburgh to Mrs.
Clephane, in 1818, Scott says : —
" Our principal amusement here is
Blackwood's Magazine, which is very
clever, very rash, very satirical, and,
what is rather uncommon nowadays
when such superlatives are going in — very
aristocratical and Pittite. The con-
ductors are John Wilson and John Gibson
Eockhart. The former, well known by
his poems, is very clever but somewhat
whimsical. Eockhart is a very clever
fellow, well informed in ancient and
modern lore, has very good maimers, and
is, I think, likely to make a very dis-
tinguished figure in society. They have
made themselves hated, but at the same
time feared, by the Edinburgh Whigs,
who are so much accustomed to have all
the satire and fun their own way that
they stare a little at finding their own
batteries occupied and turned against
them. I hate personal satire myself — it
is a clumsy weapon and seldom fails to
recoil on those who use it. But yet those
who have set the example in such a kind
of warfare are not entitled to consider
themselves as ill-used when met by
sharpshooters of their own description."
— From ' ' Some Betters of Sir Walter
Scott," in Blackwood's Magazine, the
writer of which makes it clear that the
real Editor of the magazine was always
William Blackwood.
Dr. W. Robertson Nicoll
on " The Press ' '
The Rev. W. Robertson Nicoll, EE.D.'
Editor of The British Weekly, is to give
an address on " The Press, Past and
Future," at the Conversazione of the
Edinburgh and District Branch of the
Newsagents', Booksellers' and Stationers'
National Union, to be held on January
22nd, hi the Edinburgh Cafe, 70, Princes
Street, Edinburgh, when Mr. J. B.
Fairgrieve, President of the Branch, will
preside. We intended to have added
somewhere in the above sentence that
Dr. Nicoll must be a very clever man
if he can find anything new to say on
that subject, but the length of the title
of the Union took our breath away.
Fortunately the doctor is a very clever
man, and a very popidar and greatly
respected one also, which is of more
importance still. We understand that
the Bord Provost and the Hon. Bord
Guthrie have promised to be present. A
good musical programme has been
arranged, and among the speakers will be
Mr. William Ward, of Eondon.
A Patent Bore Constrictor
An American Syndicate is to bring out
a new patent wireless bore constrictor
for use in legislative assemblies, at public
meetings, in churches, &c. All the
audience has to do is to look at a dial
and wish, and as soon as the wishes that
a speaker should stop exceed in number
those for his going on, he automatically
absquatulates. It is expected that the
average duration of human life will be
considerably increased.
Men of the Covenant.*
A Brief for the Dogged Fighters for
Freedom in Church and State
It is always pleasant to find a worthy
book has passed into a second edition,
and Dr. Alexander Smellie's " Men of the
Covenant," is a very worthy book. It
is also always a pleasant thing to find an
author writing thus of his publisher : —
" I am so deep in my publisher's
debt that I can discover no language
that will properly express my obliga-
tion ; it was he who conceived this
Edition de Buxe, in which you see on
Japanese vellum the presentments of
men and women who wandered in
deserts, and hi mountains, and hi dens
and caves of the earth."
In his Preface to the first edition,
dated November, 1903, Dr. Smellie says
with reference to his championship of the
cause of the Covenanters that he only
wishes he had the " great language and
shining gifts " of Mr. Bang, Mr. Mathic-
son, and Mr. Millar, who have " done so
much to glorify those who upheld the
Royal prerogative and the Episcopal
Rule." But if those " dogged fighters for
freedom in Church and State," whose
biographies are given more or less fully
in these handsome volumes, could have
any say hi the matter, they would cry
" God be praised " that the historian of
their lives and " martyrdoms " are not
those but this. Although an enthusiast
for the Men of the Covenant, believing
them to have been " incontestably right."
Dr. Smellie hopes he has never been
conspicuously unfair to their opponents.
It is a qualification which may or may
not be accepted ; of course, all his
martyrs are on one side, and if their
cause had triumphed the boot which
pinched so terribly might have been on
the other foot.
It is incontestable that the Doctor
has written a most interesting work —
where possible he lets his men and women
speak for themselves, and that, as
Boswell discovered, is the secret of a
living biography. There are many de-
lightful touches, not a little quiet humour,
but the burden of the story is of tragical
parting and bloody death met daunt-
lessly and welcomed as the gateway of
the glorious life. It is well that the
history of such men and women should be
written by one who, like them, has no
doubts.
The excellent illustrations are in a
style hi admirable keeping with the
nature of the work — nothing delicate or
cavalier. Stern black and white un-
compromising cuts — in which you can
trace every hair hi Mr. Scott Rankin's
heads, every stone in Miss Pike's Kirks.
A Klondike Bookseller
Away up North in the Yukon, known as
"the land of the midnight sun," in
Dawson, bookselling is represented by
J. Zaccarelli. who, according to the
Canadian Bookseller and Stationer, has
for three years successfully conducted a
well-appointed book, news and stationery
store in that region.
* " Men of the Covenant," bv Alexander Smellie.
M.A.. D.D. With Portraits and Illustrations by
A. Scott Rankin and E. A Pike New Edition.
London : Andrew Melrose, 1908
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It forms a complete and easily accessible Reference Catalogue to current American
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It is invaluable to all who deal in American Books,
The Volume contains about 5,500 pages and weighs over 1 8 lbs. — therefore we must
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"Publishers' Circular" Office, 19, Adam Street, Adelphi
Book Frauds
The thanks of the whole trade are due to
" The Kingsgate Press " for its prose-
cution of Frank Parkinson, a clerk, who
obtained books by fraud, by writing
letters in the names of " The Hon. R.
Gort " and " The Rev. J. Drysmere of
the connection," and others. Parkinson,
it appears, has for some time been in the
habit of using various addresses (chiefly
empty houses) in different parts of
London, ordering copies of new books
from booksellers and not paying for them,
and it is entirely due to the smartness of
the chief lady assistant at " The Kings-
gate Press ' ' that his operations have been
suspended. He made a passionate appeal
for mercy when charged at the Clerkenwell
Sessions, and pleaded to be dealt with
under the First Offenders' Act. When
Parkinson was brought up for sentence on
Wednesday last (says The Daily Mail)
Mr. McCall, K.C., went into the witness
box to support a plea for clemency.
At the last Sessions Parkinson pleaded
that he had found it difficult to get work,
and what he had done had been done to
provide the bare necessities of life for his
wife and their child. " I have already
suffered," he urged, " the terrible pain of
mental torture and punishment. I be-
seech you to give me a chance of social
resuscitation."
Mr. McCall said that he had known
Parkinson for fifteen or sixteen years, and
had had the highest opinion of his integrity
and honesty. He would try to hud him
work.
Mr. Wallace, K.C., the Chairman,
begged Parkinson to make the best use
of a fresh opportimity he would have by
being bound over under the Probation
Act. One of the conditions would be
that he was not to enter a public-house
for six months.
R. E. King & Co.
Richard Edward King (of 84A, Staple-
ton Road, Tooting, and 4, Eagle Street,
Holborn), appeared under remand at
Bow Street on Tuesday, January 5th, and
was further remanded till next Tuesday,
January 12th.
Mr. A. W. Holt, of S, Vincent Road,
Croydon, was called and gave evidence
that he supplied a set of the 'Encyclo-
paedia Britannica to King on November
1 6th, 1908, for which King agreed to pay
£15. Mr. H. J. Rimmell, Bookseller, of
53, Shaftesbury Avenue, was called and
said that he purchased the books and case
on November 26th, 1908, from the
prisoner under the name of M. Lewis.
84A, Stapleton Road, Tooting. Mr. Holt
received no payment.
Mr. Allison, of Bridgwater, who sup-
plied a set of Dickens' works to King in
December, 1907, had never received any
payment. Mr. Fairburn, Chemist. North-
allerton, sent on .September 2nd. 1908,
a set of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, for
which King agreed to pay £16. He
subsequently took out a summons in the
County Court, but could get no satis-
faction.
Mr. Crompton. of Eastbourne, was
called and gave evidence that he supplied
King on October 26th. 1908, with a set of
The International Library, for which he
agreed to pay £3. Mr. Crompton identi-
fied his set of books as being those sold
to Messrs. Neville & George, of South
Kensington, by the prisoner under the
name of M. Lewis, for £1 10s.
Mr. Batten, of Portsmouth, was called
and said that he supplied a set of Dickens'
works on October 16th last, which he at
first agreed to sell to King for £1 15s.,
but finding that he could not get payment,
subsequently agreed to take £1 2s. Mr.
J. Westell, of 106, Charing Cross Road,
stated that he purchased the set of
Dickens on October 22nd for 17s. 6d.
from the prisoner under the name of
M. Lewis, 84A, Stapleton Road, Tooting,
London, S.W.
Mr. Appleton, of Colchester, gave
evidence that he supplied King with
8 vols, of Harmsworth's Educator on
November 5th. for which he had received
no payment.
Mr. Rimmell and Mr. Westell stated
that the Encyclopatlia Britannica at the
present time was not worth more than
£7 or £9 to the trade for subsequent
disposal ; and that the Dickens was not
worth more than about 17s. 6d.. and the
International Library, £1 10s. If higher
prices than these were given it would be
almost impossible to dispose of them at a
profit. Neither of these gentlemen knew
of Messrs. R. E. King & Co.. as W holesale
Booksellers at 4. Eagle Street. Holborn.
January 9, 1^09
The Publishers' Circular
45
The late Mrs. Cashel Hoey
All who knew that charming lady, the
late Mrs. Cashel Hoey (who was well
known to many publishers and editors),
should see a very kindly note in Truth
of December 30th, 1908, about that
accomplished lady. Here is an extract
from it : —
" Her culture was wide. She had
studied, read, thought much, mixed with
first-rate people, seen and felt vividly the
ups and downs of life, and came through
the latter the stronger in heart and mind
and the keener in her peculiar wit for the
experience. Always unaffected and prac-
tical, I think she would with pleasure
have darned stockings for the universe.
There could be no more cheerful worker
with her pen, or with her needle."
Jack's Serial Publications
Part V. of "The National Gallery," 100
plates in colour, edited by Paul S.
Konody, M. W. Brockwell. and F. W.
Lippmami, just published (T. C. & E. C.
Jack : London and Edinburgh), contains
reproductions in colour of the following
pictures : — "The Annunciation," by
Carlo Crivelli ; " Christ's Agony in the
Garden," by Giovanni Bellini ; "Portrait
of the Doge Leonardo Loredano ' ' by
Bellini ; "A Family Group," by Lorenzo
Lotto ; " The Holy Family," Titian.
There are full biographical notes and
descriptions of the paintings. ' ' Beautiful
Flowers," Part 6, contains some excellent
coloured plates of many flowers, with
complete descriptions and hints upon their
cultivation. Part 7 of " Wild Beasts of the
World " contains coloured plates of the
Brown Bear, the Sloth Bear, Californian
Sea Lions, Walruses, and Common Seals,
with full and interesting descriptions.
'* The Country Home"
The January issue of The Country Home
(Constable & Co., Ltd.) contains, in
addition to many interesting articles, the
following : — A Dorset Manor House, by
M. Adeline Cooke^; The Game of Foot-
ball, by Mary S. Campion ; Garden
Walks and Edgings ; The Wild Duck.
1 >y Frances Pitt ; Part 2 of Hints on
Chrysanthemum Culture, by F. W. S.
Blyth ; Part 5 of H. B. M. Buchanan's
How to Work a Small Holding at a
Living Profit ; Lightning Conductors,
by John F. Davie ; Some Pretender
Glasses, by Egan Mew. The Country
Home is fully illustrated with remarkably
clear reproductions from excellent photo-
graphs, and the first volume, May —
October, 1908, bound in neat green cloth
would make an excellent volume for
presentation.
Good Book Business in
America
WE are glad to see from the New York
Publishers' Weekly that last year was a
" surprisingly good one " for the book
trade, and this year promises to be even
better.
R.A. Winter Exhibition
Messrs. Virtue & Co. have just pub-
lished a catalogue to the pictures in the
Royal Academy Winter Exhibition. It
' is a quarto volume, well printed and
! produced, and contains 150 illustrations,
in addition to the complete list of pictures.
The high-class production of The
\ Art Journal is the pride of Messrs.
Virtue, and this illustrated catalogue
is just as nicely got up. A special
memoir of the late George McCulloch
adds considerably to its value. To
attempt to make a selection of the best
pictures is impossible when we are
confronted with such an array of talent
as Lord Leighton. Sir J. E. Millais,
I J. McNeill Whistler, J. W. Waterhouse,
Hy. Moore, Sir \Y. Q. Orchardson, J.
McWhirter, &c.
A New 25=Guinea Work
on Dutch Art
Messrs. Scheltema & Holkema, the
well-known publishers and booksellers
of Amsterdam, are publishing a fine
work with photogravure reproductions
of all the known paintings of
" Jan Vermeer of Delft
AND CAREE FABRITIUS "
with biographical and descriptive text,
by Dr. C. Hofstede de Groot. The
, forty-two photogravures are very fine,
and range in size from 50 by 40 centi-
metres down. The page of text is
exceedingly handsome, but the size is
enormous, 26 by 20 niches. With
reference to the work the publishers
say : —
The Editor of Publishers' Circular.
Dear Sir, — By the same mail we have
forwarded to your address the pros-
pectus of our publication, entitled
" Jan Vermeer of Delft and Carel
Fabritius."
We commend this prospectus and
the accompanying photogravure to
your kind attention and consideration.
You will observe that this work is
indispensable for art critics, con-
1 noisseurs, painters, amateurs, and
collectors of old Dutch art. It con-
tains the reproductions of all the known
works of these masters, whose art calls
forth constantly increasing interest,
and the reproductions are so excellently
executed that their works can be
studied without seeing the originals.
The methods of painting, the entire
treatment of subjects, how the models
posed for the portraits, &c, all this
can be learnt from these photogravures.
Tliis is of the greatest importance for
people who study the works of old
Dutch painters, as there is not the
slightest doubt that there are more
I paintings by these masters still extant.
We hope you may find this of so
much importance for your readers
that you will notice the work. The
portfolio contains till yet only a text
in Dutch or German language, but we
shall at once print an English text as
soon as we meet with some interest on
the side of the English people. It is
1 our intention to continue to complete
this work. As soon as a picture of
these masters is discovered, we do our
utmost to have it reproduced and
publish it hi photogravure. Recently
Dr. Hofstede de Groot, who is now in
America, wrote us that he had dis-
covered another unknown picture of
Vermeer. We are going to have it
reproduced, and will publish it as a
continuation on the work. Never
of any painter has been published such
a complete work containing reproduc-
tions of all his work, and in this size
and quality. — Yours faithfully.
SCHELTEMA & Holkema,
Amsterdam.
Suffolk Bookseller's Strange
Adventures
Harry Edward Harmer, 55, respectably
dressed, described as a bookseller and
stationer, of New Market Place, Beccles,
Suffolk, was charged with begging in
High Holborn on Wednesday evening,
December 30th.
After Police- Constable 574 E had
described how he saw the defendant
accosting two gentlemen, and then enter-
ing a shop and asking for twopence
towards the cost of a night's lodging, the
defendant essayed to make a statement
but broke down and sobbed bitterly.
Mr. Arthur Martin, the mendicity
officer, said the prisoner told him he left
Beccles on business on December 7th,
having arranged that his wife should join
him in London two days later. He did
not meet her — he could not explain the
reason — and since then he had been
wandering aimlessly about the country,
one day -finding himself at Reading.
During the last few nights he slept on the
Embankment. He had two shops at
Beccles.
Inspector Caire added that when the
prisoner was brought to the station he
appeared to have lost his memory. Next
morning he told a story similar to that
related by the mendicity officer. He
added that he forgot all about the busi-
ness which brought him to London, and
also the appointment with his wife.
By the magistrate's direction the
police telephoned to Beccles and ascer-
tained that the prisoner's wife was, in
consequence of the message, on her way
to London.
Subsequently a friend of the de-
fendant's, an accountant, practising at
Co vent Garden, saw the magistrate hi his
private room, and undertook to accom-
pany the defendant back to his home.
On this understanding Mr. Harmer
was discharged. — Daily Mail, January 1st.
Willing's Press Guide
The thirty-sixth annual issue of this
indispensable publication is now ready,
and can be obtained at James Willing.
Junr., Ltd., 125, Strand, W.C. We have
constantly to refer to " Wilhngs " for
information about newspapers, maga-
zines, &c, and have not yet found it at
fault. The one shilling required to
purchase a copy is saved almost imme-
diately.
4b
The
Publishers' Circular
January 9, 1909
Messrs.
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THE POST FREE NET, BOOK
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Dear vSir, — We have noticed that for
some time past the question has been
raised in The Publishers' Circular as
to the supply of net books post free.
We sincerely hope that the result of this
agitation will be the means of stopping
net books being supplied post free. We
should like to bring to your notice how
this question affects booksellers in the
Colonies, by mentioning to you a case in
point which came before us recently. A
customer of ours objects to our enhancing
the net published price of books. You
probably know that it is the rule through-
out almost all British Colonies to advance
the price by about 20 per cent., and
this is not at all excessive when the
heavy cost of freight and shipping
charges is taken into consideration. Our
customer, who, by the way, is a medical
man, told us that there is a certain firm
in Edinburgh, whose name we shall
not mention, who has been for some time
supplying him with medical books at the
net published price, post free. This in
our opinion is a direct contravention to
the Net Book Agreement, so that the
question not only affects booksellers in
England , but hi the Colonies as well. We
sincerely hope that this matter will be
seriously taken up by the Publishers'
Association, and that an agreement will
soon be arrived at which will prevent this
sort of thing continuing any longer.
We remain, Yours faithfully,
J. C. Juta & Co.
Cape Town.
December 16th, 1908.
[It is an unfortunate fact that both
booksellers and publishers are divided
on this question. Our view, as we have
said from the very first, is that if this
sending of net books post free becomes
general, it will destroy the net book
system. To give a customer 4d. hi
postage is worse than givmg him 3d.
discount. Unfortunately, again, there
are booksellers and publishers who do
not believe in the net book system, and
would rejoice to see the wretched discount
system agahi predominant, fortunately
they are not at present more than a
small minority, but unless the spirit, as
well as the letter of the Net Book Agree-
ment is adhered to firmly and loyally,
their ranks will soon grow. — Ed. P.C.]
CHARGING EXTRA FOR NET
BOOKS
Dear Sir, — As one of the earliest and
staunchest supporters of the net system,
I wish to draw your attention to a
practice of some retailers which tends to
bring it into discredit with the public,
and thereby to seriously jeopardise it.
I refer to the practice of making a sup-
plementary charge " for collection."
Being retailer as well as publisher,
I quite appreciate the fact that the
margin of profit on a net book — especially
a low priced one — is very small, but still
I would urge that in the interests of the
system it is imperative to do nothing to
increase the antagonism felt by a not
inconsiderable portion of the book-buying
world towards it. As is well known,
many buyers feel a permanent resentment
at having to pay a " marked " price ; it
seems to them they are actually de-
frauded if they do not get some reduction.
This is a standing trait of the buyer's
psychology ; it has got to be put up
with, but there is no sense in borrowing
trouble by clapping on supplementary
charges. — Faithfully yours,
David Nutt.
57-59, Long Acre, W.C.
[It was a little remarkable that the next
letter in our mail after Messrs. Juta's,
complaining of postage being allowed to
private customers on net books, was this
one from Mr. David Nutt complaining of
booksellers making an extra charge for
supplying net books because the trade
allowance is so small ; and yet other
booksellers can collect and pay postage !
—Ed. P.C.]
THE LIBRARY ENCYCLOPAEDIA
Dear Sir, — It is believed that library
practice is now sufficiently developed to
warrant the issue of a comprehensive
work of reference on the subject. As
publishers have refused to accept the
risk of so large a nature hi such a limited
field, it is necessary to issue the work by
subscription. The volume will be demy
8vo., containing approximately 700 pages,
and will be illustrated wherever it is con-
sidered necessary. Only the foremost
authorities will be engaged to write on
their various subjects, so that the book
will be undoubtedly the most authorita-
tive and up-to-date. Obviously the
expenses in connection with a work of
this size, and of so comprehensive a
nature, will be very heavy, and it has
been necessary to fix the price at 30s.
This price will be increased should the
volume be offered for sale after publica-
tion, to non-subscribers, to 40s. If the
number of subscribers is not large enough
to warrant the publication, the work will
not be proceeded with. — Yours faithfully.
(Signed) Alex. J. Philip.
Public Library, Gravesend.
Obituary
WE regret to announce the death of Miss
Charlotte Low. which took place at her
residence in Queen's Road. Tun bridge
Wells, on December 31st. The deceased
lady was the last Surviving cliild of the
late Mr. Sampson Low. Sen., and though
more or less an invalid for many years,
she nearly attained the age of 78 years.
The deceased took a great interest in all
charitable objects and devoted her time
and energies so far as possible for the
benefit of others, and was much loved and
esteemed by all who knew her.
January 9, 1909
The P-ublishers' Circular
47
Trade Notes
Following the announcement a few
months ago, that the old-established
bookbinding business of Messrs. Smith
Brothers, of 1-9, Ivy Lane, B.C., had been
acquired by Messrs. A. Straker & Son,
they now inform us that it has been
decided to incorporate the two names
and the style of the firm will in future
be—
A. Straker & Son, Smith Bros., Ltd.
To prevent confusion with firms of
similar name they state that they are
wholesale bookbinders only, and in no
way connected with the printing and
stationery trade.
Mr. A. H. Stockwell of 6 and 7, Creed
Lane, E.C., has moved to new premises
at 29, Ludgate Hill, E.C.
Messrs. Duckworth & Co. have
arranged for Mr. W. B. Akerman to
represent them in the country in con-
junction with Messrs. Chapman & Hall
Notices of Books
From Messrs. George Allen & Sons. — " The
Love Family," by Mrs. Spielmann, with
fifty drawings (twelve in colour) by Carton
Moore-Park. The story of the doings of
Mr. and Mrs. Love and their young folk,
wherein we view Cupid's machinations at
close quarters and his effect upon the
future of Angela and Sir Valentine. The
drawings are of unequal merit ; how
delightful, for instance, the one showing
Cupid engaged in drying himself after his
rose-water tub, and how unsatisfactory
the figure of Sir Valentine as he lies listen-
in.; to Angela playing upon the harp !
The letterpress forms a pleasant kind of
running commentary to the fifty drawings,
and the get-up of the little book is of
suitable daintiness.
From the Same. — " Cannes and Its Sur-
roundings," illustrated and described by
Amy M. Beuecke. It is not often that the
practical and the picturesque are so success-
fully combined as in this volume. The
illustrations are things of real beauty, the
coloured plates showing up delightfully
against their background of coarse dark
paper, and yet the book is a mine of
useful information made easy of access
by a good index and marginal headings.
Visitors to Cannes will find it a vade
mecum, and motorists may find hints
about roads and distances, &c.
From the Same. — " The Varying Year," by
the Right Hon. George W. E. Russell.
This garrulous and scrappy book is certainly
not what we expected from Mr. George
Russell. It seems a curiously purposeless
string of small talk ranging over a wide
field (Oxford life, the London Season,
Motoring, Schoolboys, Bishop Wilberforce,
Matthew Arnold, Cricket Matches, the
Franco-British Exhibition, &c), and
divided under the headings of the months
of the year. Remarks upon the weather
are a leading feature. For instance, we
are told that the effect of March is that
" the biliary ducts have righted themselves
and the air, soft as butter, soothes our
bronchial tubes." Mr. Russell proclaims
himself a Londoner of Londoners, and
whilst admitting that town dwellers eat
too much and take too little exercise, he
believes that Dulness is the avenging
angel of Rural life. Well !
From Messrs. George Bell & Sons. — " English
Figure Skating," by E. F. Benson ; with
illustrations. " There are, so we are accus-
tomed to think, but two edges to a skate,
and since, whether proceeding backwards
or forwards, we can in some sort of fashion
turn from any one edge to any other,
revolving either to the right or to the
left (for we do not see how we can revolve
in any third way), we should be disposed
to say that the possible limit of turns has
been reached. The design, therefore, of
this treatise is to put down all that has
been ascertained hitherto about the possi-
bilities attaching to the skate when trodden
on and, more or less, controlled by a sktaer
who performs in what is known as the
English style." This paragraph, taken from
the Introduction, adequately describes this
up-to-date manual on ice figure skating,
designed for the beginner and also to help
the skater even when he is well on the
road to becoming a first-class performer by
Mr. E. F. Benson, member of the Skating
Club and National Skating Association
(First Class), and illustrated with twenty
prints from photographs taken by Mrs.
Aubrey le Blond. We cannot help think-
ing that many who have become enthu-
siasts owing to the booming of roller
skating and the great number of rinks
which have been opened during the last
year or two will read Mr. Benson's book
with interest although treating of a some-
what different subject, and the first lengthy
frost will find them eagerly practising
forward and back edges on the nearest
stretch of ice. An index would be a very
welcome addition to this capital manual.
From Messrs. Blackie & Son, Ltd. — " Sir
Sleep-Awake and His Brothers," by Mr.
G. J. Whitham. This is an adventure tale
of the time of the Great Crusade. Sir
Sleep-Awake Dormer and his brother,
owners of great estates and treasure
quarrel through misunderstandings, so the
one departs on a pilgrimage to the Holy
Land, while the other fights the Moors in
Spain. The story of how they are sought
for through all sorts of dangers and
difficulties till they finally meet and are
reconciled is told with a briskness and
reality which will delight the boyish
reader. There are a few good illustrations
by N. Tenison. Such books are a useful
handmaid to history.
From Messrs. Chatto & Windus. — " From
Island to Empire," by John S. C. Bridge.
With Introduction by Admiral Sir Cyprian
A. G. Bridge, G.C.B. A short history of
the expansion of England by force of arms,
beginning with the Elizabethan seamen
and the struggle with Spain, and con-
cluding with an account of the Boer War.
The style is admirable, being dignified,
lucid and entertaining. There are several
maps and plans, and a Table of tbe British
Empire giving the names of all English
colonies and possessions with the dates
and method of acquisition.
From the Same. — " Joyce Pleasantry," by
George R. Sims. A volume of short stories
dealing with the life of the middle and
lower classes in the direct and forcible style
with which the name of Mr. Sims has for
so long been associated. The author has
a fecund fancy, and his method is vivid
and life-like. His work has introduced
him to strange scenes and stories, and
those which go to form the present col-
lection are written from actual intimacy
with the phases of life described.
From the Same. — " The Little Flowers of St.
Francis of Assisi." Translated from the
Italian by T. W. Arnold, M.A., with a Note
by Dr. Guido Biagi. Both printer, binder
and publisher have dealt generously with
this beautiful edition of a great classic.
The type is particularly choice, the mar-
gins wide, and the illustrations well chosen
and excellently reproduced. The cover
design in red and gold is a replica of a
binding embodying the arms of St. Francis,
by Aldus Manutius of Venice, date circa
1500. Dr. Biagi's sympathetic note is both
interesting and scholarly. , (. t 1 • |g2j
From Messrs. J. '.M.JDent.&^o.— " A Little
Summer at Assisi," by' Clemence North.
The output of what may be called Fran
ciscan literature shows no signs of diminish-
ing. The present slim little volume is
unambitious in its form and tells of the
effect upon the characters of three English
maidens of a summer spent in the Umbrian
town of Saint Francis. They go to La
Verna, to the Carceri, to San Damiano —
who that has trodden the Saint's path can
ever forget it ! — and though it is all very
slight and rather dicousu it is to the disciple
so understandable, evoking the very
emotions which he has himself felt in
similar places. We are even prepared for
the " Brother Train " in which they travel
Northward.
From Messrs. Duckworth & Co. — " Some
African Highways," by Caroline Kirkland.
With Introduction by Lieut. -General
Baden-Powell. Miss Kirkland has all
the intuition and vivacity of a woman,
combined with the adventurous spirit and
strength of purpose of a man. She started
from Naples en route for Mombasa three
years ago, and travelled through Uganda
and the Transvaal in company with her
mother and an Italian maid. Miss
Kirkland, who is an American lady,
contributed an account of her adventures
and observations to the Chicago Tribune,
and these are embodied in the present
volume. The book is bright and attractive
with its yellow cover, admirable pictures,
and pleasant, gossipy style.
From the Same. — " God's Message through
Modern Doubt," by theRev. E. Aldom
French, is the work of one who has
evidently felt to the full all the
modern difficulties in the way of orthodox
Christian belief, and yet has retailed his
faith. He has passed through his Slough
of Despond and surmounted his Hill of
Difficulty, and can hold out a hand to
guide others to the Land of Beulah.
Though apparently originally composed
as sermons, the wide literary knowledge
and cogent argumentation of the book
make it, perhaps, even better suited for
personal enlightenment and private medita-
tion ; and it may well prove helpful to the
Christian to hold fast to his belief in the
Bible, in miracles, and hi immortality in
spite of the higher criticism, in spite even
of such deeper problems as the waste
and suffering of life.
From the Same. — " The Second Edition of
Edward FitzGerald's Rubaiyat of ' Omar
Khayyam.' " Edited by Edward Heron-
Allen. Mr. Edward Heron-Allen has for
some years been well known as a linguist
of considerable attainments, and as a dis-
tinguished student of Eastern life and
literature. Few Englishmen are so well
fitted as he to undertake the task of
writing lengthy notes on FitzGerald's won-
derful translation of the Persian poet.
Each quatrain is printed on a separate
page, and is succeeded by scholarly notes
revealing vast reading and much cultured
taste. The Introduction embodies a par-
ticularly interesting letter from Professor
Co well.
Messrs. Gay & Hancock have issued a third
edition of that popular book, " Pushing to-
the Front, or Success under Difficulties,"
by Orison Swett Marden. Perhaps no book
since the appearance of Smiles' " Self-
Help " has contained more wisdom upon
the art of " getting on."
4»
The
Publishers' Circular
January 9, 1909
Messrs. Hodder & Stoughton send " The
Minister's Diary for 1900," a handy
pocket-book for the nse of clergy and
ministers, now in its thirty-third year of
publication, containing besides a diary
pages for special services, visitations and
other pastoral engagements. We note that
while the Sunday lessons are those of the
Church of England, the list of religious
societies excludes all but those of Noncon-
formists. It might be better to issue the
diary in two forms — one for Church clergy,
the other for Free Church ministers — and
this we understand Messrs. Hodder &
Stoughton intend to do in future years.
From Messrs. Jarrold & Sons. — " The Little
Town in the Valley," by Constance
Nevill. A pleasant account, illustrated
from photographs, of a little town which
we confess we have been unable to identify.
It has a castle, an ancient church, an old-
world street of stone-built houses, a quiet
river, a town hall. Soldiers are quartered
near. Perhaps our readers will be cleverer
than we are and discover where it lies.
Its pages breathe a simple piety which is
probably the frame of mind generally
induced by a long residence in just such
a little town.
From Mr. John Lane.—" The Well of Saint
Clare," by Anatole France. A translation
by Alfred Allinson. Those who are imable
to read in the original the delightful series
of stories which are grouped under the
name of the Well near .Sienna, where the
author met the Reverend Father Doni,
cannot do better than buy this excellent
translation. We say " buy " advisedly, for
this is the kind of book one returns to
again and again. It is all such wonderfully
good reading bearing the impress of the
master hand, so full of laughter and of
tears, of pathos and of deep insight. This
series of translations of the works of
Anatole France, which is being issued by
Mr. Lane, is marked by a thoroughness and
finish which is deserving of all praise.
From Mr. Eneas Mackay Stirling. — " The
Edinburgh Periodical Press," by W. J.
Couper, M.A. Vol. 2. Mr. Couper's
labour of love is now completed ; his two
scholarly volumes stand as a record of his
patient industry, and will prove service-
able to students for the purposes of refer-
ence. The second volume consists entirely
of a bibliographical account of the news-
papers, jotirnals and magazines issued in
Edinburgh from 171 1 to 1800. The work
has been prepared with thoroughness, and
is, we believe, quite reliable.
Messrs. Macmillan & Co. send us " William
Morris," by Alfred Noyes, one of their
" English Men of Letters " Series. William
Morris was a many-sided man : painter,
printer, manufacturer, squire, .Socialist, but
above and throughout all, a poet. It is
therefore in the fitness of things that his
life should be written by Mr. Noyes, him-
self a poet of no mean powers and promise.
This eminently readable little memoir is no
mere compendium of previous records, but
a first-hand appreciation of one artist by
another, and is worthy of both.
From Messrs. Marshall Bros. — " Glimpses of
Indian Life," by Miss Henrietta S. Streat-
ficld, is a record of two and a half years'
sojourn among the Protestant missions of
India. Miss Streatficld modestly disclaims
any literary merit, but her book has the
interest which always belongs to the
faithful and simple narrative of things
actually seen. She describes with pictures-
queness the strange life and scenery of the
East, and her enthusiastic account of the
great evangelical work now being wrought
among the women of India cannot hut
help to awaken among her readers a deeper
interest in the work of foreign missions.
There are some excellent illustrations from
photographs taken specially for the book.
From the Same. — " Life Radiant," by Sophia
M. Nugent, is an account of the life of the
Rev. Francis Paynter, for thirty-six years
Rector of Stoke, near Guildford. Mr.
Paynter was a man whose whole life was,
in the words of St. Paul, " sanctified and
meet for the Master's use and prepared
unto every good work," and Miss Nugent's
loving and faithful record of it may well
serve, as she hopes, to inspire the reader
to follow in his footsteps. The book is
handsomely got up with photographic
illustrations.
From Mr. Elkin Mathews. — " Man and
Maid," by Arthur Gray. It would be easy
to laugh at this strange little book, with
its amazing avalanche of capital letters
(Mr. Gray has a quite unreasonable belief
in their impressiveness), did we not so
heartily agree with the subject matter —
" The Cult of the Child," so our author
calls it ; the insistence upon the sacred
rights, more especially of the unborn child.
So much study is devoted to the favourable
development of the child after birth, and so
little to the equally important subject of
heredity and ante-natal conditions. Whilst
designed chiefly for men's ears, this call
for serious thought upon a serious subject
should appeal equally to women. When
marriage comes to be based upon a feeling
of the deep responsibility of parenthood,
we may look for the arrival of the Super-
man.
From the Same. — " Pan Worship and Other
Poems," by Eleanor Farjeon. There is a
good deal of poetic vagueness about Miss
Farjeon's work, but amid more ambitious,
and to us less attractive, pieces we light
upon such a gem as " Dream Ships," on
page 37. and immediately acknowledge
that here is the true note of poesy. The
book is worth buying for this alone, but
there are other poems of a like grace and
beauty. If Miss Farjeon will ruthlessly
avoid too unstudied a form of utterance
and will remember that what comes
easiest to her pen may not be the best she
can give us, then she should undoubtedly
make her mark.
From Messrs. A. W. Penrose & Co., Ltd. —
" Penrose's Pictorial Annual." This is
Volume XIV., 1908-9, of " The Process
Year Book," edited by William Gamble.
This work will be found very useful by all
who are interested in the production of
illustration by any of the many mechanical
processes. There are over fifty contribu-
tions, for the most part by experts, and
more than three hundred and fifty speci-
mens of process work in black and white,
in tint and in colour. Many of the coloured
illustrations are screamingly vulgar ; for-
tunately the majority are at least in good
taste, and many are exquisite. A work
like this has to be representative of art
as it finds it. The cover design is simply
blinding.
From Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd. — " The
First George in Hanover and England,"
by Lewis Melville. 2 vols. It is with
George Lewis the man rather than George
I. the King that this voluniiuous and
handsome work is concerned, and a great
part of it is devoted to a detailed account
of those fifty-four years of his life that were
spent at Hanover — a subject not before
treated at length by any English writer.
In Mr. Lewis Melville's opinion, neither
the character nor the conduct of George I.
have received justice at the hands of
English historians, and a successful attempt
is here made to remove the several mis-
understandings generally accepted without
question in this country. A great deal of
fresh and most important material is pre-
sented to the English reader in a style not
only readable but also fascinating. The
1 character of the King is analysed with no
small amount of psychological insight ;
and the life of the Court, with its jealousies
and intrigues, is dealt with in a vivid and
life-like manner. Mr. Melville has, indeed,
written a work of much more than passing
interest, for the volumes will take a per-
manent place in the history of Hanover
and England. By the kindness of the
Duke of Cumberland and Count Alexander
von Kielmansegg many interesting por-
traits and sketches are included.
From the Same. — " The Life of Sir Isaac
Pitman, by Alfred Baker. This is one of
the most interesting biographies that has
come under our notice for some time.
It is the first authoritative memoir of the
inventor of phonography, and Mr. Baker
has had full access to family papers. Sir
Isaac's name is, of course, famous in
connection with his system of shorthand.
Originally thought out early in the
thirties, it was embodied in 1837 in a small
book, entitled "Stenographic Sound-Hand,"
in 1842 the first number of The Phono-
graphic Journal appeared, and by degrees
the system was perfected, the improve-
ments and additions lasting over a long
period of years. It is impossible to say
how deep an influence upon national
life in nearly every department shorthand
has exercised. But quite apart from this
subject, which Sir Isaac made peculiarly
his own, the record of his strenuous life
which covers practically the whole Vic-
torian era (1813-1897) is of great interest.
He was a many-sided man, a man of deep
religious feeling, and endowed with many
noble qualities, and Mr. Baker has made
good use of the excellent material placed
in his hands.
From Messrs. George Routledge & Sons,
Ltd. — '' Pictured Puzzles and Word Play,
a companion for the Twentieth Century
Standard Puzzle Book," edited by A. Cyril
Pearson, M.A. This book, profusely illus-
trated, is full of anagrams, puzzles, palin-
dromes, charades, riddles, and other
ridiculous odds and ends. Here is a
specimen : —
" Why is every angler ipso facto an
Ananias?" The Editor says, "Al-
though no such method was asked for
or expected, we find that the very
letters of the question can be recast into
a most apposite reply ! Our answer by
anagram runs thus : —
" A liar, he spins gay fancies to a
woven yarn."
And the Editor adds " Question and
Answer are spelt with the same letters."
" Why is every anagram maker ipso
facto an Ass ? "
Although no such method was
asked for or expected, we find that the
very letters of the question can be
recast into a most apposite reply ! Our
answer proved by anagram runs thus : —
" An anagram maker ipso facto
wastes own time with others "
And the Editor adds " Question and
Answer are spelt with the same letters."
Mr. Cyril Pearson, M.A. must not be
offended — unfortunately, both anagtams
cut both ways !
From the Same. — " Voices of Nature,"
compiled by Mr. E. A. Baker, is a charming
and pocketable anthology of prose and
verse selections in praise of the simple life.
It invites the reader to " come and make
his calm retreat among green leaves and
blossoms sweet." The selections range
over English (and American) literature
from Wordsworth to the present day ;
they are chosen to represent every phase
of Nature, and to suit every mood of the
Nature-lover : it is a book to make a
friend of.
January 9, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
49
Prom Messrs. Sidgwick & Jackson, Ltd. —
" The Kalendar of Shepherds : being
Devices for the Twelve Months." This is
one of those books calculated to delight
the fastidious. " Le Compost et Kalen-
drier des Bergiers " was first printed in
Paris in 1493, one copy of this edition
being still preserved in the British Museum.
In the book now before us each month is
treated thus : — on the first page is its
name and number of days, followed by a
couplet from Tusser's " Five Hundred
Pointes of Good Husbandrie " (1599) ; on
the second is a woodcut faced by a black
letter copy of a rhyme and prose passage
comparing each month with the twelve
ages of man (in periods of six years each) :
these are translations from the French
original. Breton's " Fantasticks " (1626)
provides the letterpress of the last four
pages. The peculiar treasure of the book
lies in the unique series of woodcuts
representing man's occupation throughout
the year and giving a vivid picture of
country fife in the Middle Ages. We recom-
mend collectors to secure a copy of this
book, to which Mr. Diplock contributes an
interesting introduction, for we believe it
will rise in price as copies get scarcer.
From Messrs. Sisley's. — " Vincenzo Bellini,"
by William A. C. Lloyd. It seems strange
that in these days of Wagner and Brahms
a panegyric upon Bellini should be pub-
; lished. Mr. Lloyd's memoir is spoilt by
exaggeration and want of judgment. Who,
3 for instance, will agree that " it would be
difficult to say that he (Bellini) does not
rank with the greatest names in the art of
all ages and all countries on account of
two of his works ? " The book contains a
full account of Bellini's life and a detailed
analysis of his works ; in all this Mr. Lloyd
is interesting enough, but the conclusions
which he arrives at do not appear to us to
be sound.
From Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co.— "Selected
Speeches," by Sir Edward Clarke, K.C.
Sir Edward Clarke confesses in his preface
that the object of this book's publication
is that he may be remembered by a
portrait rather than by an epitaph. This
book is his portrait. He has put all of
himself into these speeches, so lucid, so
informed by high ideals, so felicitous in
phrase. There are thirty-two speeches in
all on subjects as widely different as the
Liquor Traffic and Parliamentary Privi-
lege. The four forensic speeches included
are of special interest.
From Mr. Arthur H. Stockwell. — " When
Women Reign," by Mr. Jesse Wilson.
Weary of pohtical strife and national
corruption, Mr. James Cliffe puts himself
" into a long comatose," and wakes in
1930 to find a changed England. Women
have won the franchise and are using
their power remorselessly. How the
Women's Parliament becomes more and
more tyrannical, how the men revolt, and
how after their brief reign women return
with joy to their natural sphere, may be
read in Mr. Wilson's brisk and amusing
pages.
Mr. Fisher Unwin has issued a third impres-
sion of Mr. Whitechurch's novel, " The
Canon in Residence," which first appeared
in 1904. This is sufficient evidence that the
book contains something more than the
usual run of novels.
From the Same. — " The Baronet's Wife,"
by Florence Warden. We have every
confidence in recommending this capital
novel to all who like an exciting account of
the gradual detection of mysterious
crimes — a healthy, amusing, well-written
story.
From Messrs. Rowland Ward, Ltd. — "The
Game Animals of Africa," by R. Lydekker.
In no region of the world have greater
advances been made of late years in our
knowledge of big game animals than is the
case with those of Africa. In consequence
of this rapid advance, even naturalists
find it difficult to keep themselves abreast
of the present state of knowledge ; while
in the case of sportsmen this is an absolute
impossibility. Mr. R. Lydekker has there-
fore written and Mr. Rowland Ward has
published, this volume in which will be
found descriptions of all the species and
races of African game quadrupeds at
present recognised by zoologists. The
author has largely availed himself of first-
hand descriptions by African sportsmen,
so that in the matter of habits, &c, the
book is thoroughly trustworthy. The
work is lavishly illustrated, and while it
will appeal largely to the scientific
naturalist it will be quite indispensable to
the African big game sportsman ; and,
as it is issued in small crown 4to. form,
it will not be too bulky to be carried on
the march.
From the Same. — " With Rifle in Five
Continents," by Paul Niedieck ; translated
from the German by H. B. Stanwell,
with 32 full-page illustrations from photo-
graphs and 174 illustrations in the text.
This is a work which will interest all lovers
of sport, and especially those who love
true tales of adventure in the great wild
hunting grounds of the world. The
author says : "It has been remarked to
me by one who ought to know that ' if
you describe hunting experiences in foreign
countries, and want to be believed, you
must lie.' I have, however, refrained ;
and have related only facts." We think
that any sportsman reading Mr. Niedieck' s
book will agree with us that it bears the
stamp of truth in its modest record of
sport among the most dangerous land
animals of the world. The author is a
born hunter — keen, cool, confident and
successful. The illustrations are excellent.
From Messrs. Williams & Norgate. —
" The Incarnate Purpose," by G. H.
Percival, is a series of thoughtful and
carefully reasoned sermons on the
Spiritual Unity of Life. Accepting ex animo
the modern evolutionary view of human
existence, the writer seeks to justify on a
rational basis such fundamental tenets of
religion as the Immortality of the Soul,
the value of Prayer, the reality of Free Will,
and the spiritual efficacy of Pain. His
book should be read by all those thoughtful
men who feel the need of reconciling the
incontrovertible facts of science with the
deeper instincts of the heart.
From the Same. — " The Fthics of the
Christian Life," by Dr. Theodor von
Haering, Professor of Dogmatics and
Fthics in Tubingen University ; trans-
lated by the Rev. J. S. Hill, B.D. This
is Volume 25 of Messrs. Williams & Nor-
gate's valuable " Theological Translations
Library," through which Sabatin's " Reli-
gions of Authority," Pfleiderer's " Primitive
Christianity," Harnack's " History of Dog-
ma," and many other important theological
works have been introduced to the English
public. Professor Haering's book is well
worthy of a place in this distinguished
company. As a member of the Evange-
lical Church of Germany he writes from
a strictly Protestant point of view and
with the needs of his own denomination
before him. Nevertheless, his book is of
wide general value from its breadth of
outlook, its careful analysis of the funda-
mental principles of ethics and the sincere
yet reverent spirit with which it seeks to
interpret the Christian Gospel in the
language of the age. i
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English prose writers, such as Hazlitt's
i ' Characters of Shakespeare's Plays ' and
Defoe's ' Memoirs of a Cavalier.' "
A visit to the exhibition showed that
great improvement is being made in
many ways in the matter of school-book
production, and encourages the hope
that books which are badly adjusted for
the sight and understanding of the young
will disappear from our schools.
Education in Rifle
Shooting
One; of the most important and satis-
factory educational movements of recent
years has been the formation of rifle
clubs in the United Kingdom and in our
Colonics and Dependencies. There are
thousands of these clubs now, and hi
many of our best colleges and schools,
in our large industrial concerns, in the
staffs of our chief newspapers, the rifle-
club is now to be found. It is, of course,
quite possible to overrate anything, even
the value of a quarter of a million of
trained rifle shots ; but it is equally easy
to underrate their value. Recently, in
one of our daily papers, a writer stated
his conviction that fifty thousand seasick
Germans could land on our shores and
take England, and that our Territorial
Armj'- would be mere sausage-meat for
them. They would find it so indigestible
that they would soon wish themselves
back on the sea. They know a safer way
than that.
Education in History
From a German School Book of [950
" There was once a country called
Great Britain. There were forty million
people in Great Britain — very proud
people, because they had the biggest
navy in the world, and their navy had
made them so great and rich and powerful
that nobody for nearly a hundred years
had thought of attacking them. They
said their navy must be double as strong
as any other navy and ten per cent,
over — (the Conservatives created the
' double standard ' and the Liberals
added the ten per cent, margin). They
said they had the ships, and the men,
and the money — and ' Let 'em all
come ! '
" And one fine morning they did
come. And then these proud Great
Britons discovered that though they
had the ships and the men and the
money they hadn't got any food — not in
the country. They had nearly all their
bread stored for them in foreign countries,
thousands of miles away, instead of
having it stored in their own islands, as
they easily might have done.
" These proud Britons had never
dreamed of being hit below the belt ;
they said it was not fair fighting to
destroy their foodships and run away
from their warships ; and they began to
get very hungry and angry. And they
sent to their Prime Minister, who was
playing golf on Plymouth Hoe, to ask
where their food fleet was. And he said he
could not see it, because it was not in
sight ; but they need not fear, he had
wired to Canada for a million tons of
, wheat and to Australia for another
JO
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million, and, with luck, they would get
some of it through in a month or two.
And he went on to finish his game, caught
cold, and then went off to Biarritz, and
said nothing but very urgent communica-
tions were to be sent on to him. But he
left forty million empty stomachs behind.
" Then Lord Roberts, at the head of
a million empty soldiers, marched to the
Houses of Parliament, and he said.
' Take that Bauble away ! Where is the
key of the Corn Stores ? ' But nobody
could find it, and Mr. Winsome Churchill
said the Prime Minister had gone off
with it. So they broke open the door and
found nothing but Blue Books on ' Food
Supplies for War Time.'
" Then Lord Roberts got a telegram
from the German Emperor, with a plan
of campaign, saying, ' Trust me, I am
your true friend. Give me your fleet, and
I will give you food.' And Lord Roberts
gave him the fleet ; it was no use, it
was starving.
" And that is why we are all now
served by English waiters in our German
hotels. And that part of our Empire is
now called Germanglia, and fifty per
cent, of our best corn is grown there for
us by our English subjects, who also
bake our bread for us and eat our black
bread and horse flesh.
" And the last King of England was
called ' Lackbread,' for it was in his
time they were conquered by famine.
But it was the Lackbrains, his ministers,
who caused the downfall of him and his
proud people. They said it would ' upset
the corn trade ' in peace time if they
stored corn for war time. So they slept
on, letting thirty-five millions out of
their forty millions exist on a few weeks'
supply of foreign food, with nothing to
keep them alive hi war time. But hanging
them did no good : it was too late. If
they had taught in their schools that
money and ships and men are no good
without bread, then England would be
England still, instead of being in Ger-
many. This shows what school books
can do."
The Visit of the French
Booksellers'
Assistants to London
Last week we gave, in French, extracts
from the account which our French
friends have published, in which they
refer so sincerely, and warmly, and
charmingly to the kindness with which
they were received when in England.
One of our readers has suggested that we
might repeat the account in English, but
we had already last July devoted several
columns to describing the visit in English.
Surely every bookseller's assistant knows
enough French to read a simple account
such as that referred to ; if they do not.
then it is their misfortune — if not their
fault — and they ought to begin to learn at
once, especially as they are expected to
return the visit of our French friends,
and to understand something of the lan-
guage will certainly add to the pleasure
of their visit. Let us add the following
sentence from the message in French sent
by Mr. Edwin Pearce, Hon. Sec. of the
Associated Booksellers, to the French
Committee : —
" Vive l'Entente Cordiale ! qu'elle
devienne encore plus assuree pour le
bonheur de nos cheres patries ! "
As only one of our readers has asked for
a translation, and as he knows French,
we think it will be unnecessary to give a
translation, but will with pleasure do so
even if only half-a-dozen of our readers
are unable to read French, and say so.
Notes and Announcements
" Anne of Green Gables " (published
this week by Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons,
Ltd.) will soon be spreading over the
kingdom like a lovely April day — all
sunshine and showers. It is an idyl of
Prince Edward Island by L. M. Mont-
gomery. Anne steps out of her book and
captivates the reader just as she does
everyone in the story. Books which
' ' boom ' ' in America do not always do so
here, but this one will. The Prince
Edward Islanders ought to be proud of
"Anne of Green Gables." To most people,
we fear, so far their island has been
little more than a name and a charming
Black Prince on a postage stamp, the
King as a boy in Highland costume. Now
we shall know it as a land of violets and
apple blossom, of charming people and
of irresistible Amie — with the e, she
insisted on that. The humour is de-
licious and the writing admirable.
Mr. Heinemami amiounces for publi-
cation on the 28th a new volume of
" Memoirs," by Baron de Freuilly, who
lived in the years 1768-1828. The book
is one of exceptional interest, as th •
Baron started under the Royalist regime
and survived the Terror, to be made a
peer of France at the Restitution. The
Baron thus lived through the most
interesting period of any history in the
world, and as a man of good education
his writing has all the charm of the
brilliant society of those days. There is
an introduction by M. Arthur Chuquet,
Membre de I'Institut.
The book of Mr. Piuero's play, " The
Thunderbolt," which was produced last
year at the St. James's Theatre with
great success, is to be published by Mr.
Heinemami on the J [St.
Books which Messrs. Macinillan have
ready, or just ready, are: " One Immor-
tality," a novel, by Mr. H. Fielding Hall —
( "There are three loves," says the author,
" that make and keep the world : the
love of man and woman, the love that
draws families into nations, and the love
that holds the world to God. This book
is about the first ") — ; revised edition, in
the charming Eversley Series, of Professor
Walter Raleigh's volume on Shake-
speare ; " The Religion of the Conunon
Man." by Sir Henry Wrixon ; a little
volume by the Bishop of Southwark,
entitled "The Fulness of Christ"; an
important work, illustrated, on " The
Acropolis at Athens." by an American
scholar, Dr. M. L. D'Ooge ; and a work
on " The County Lieutenancies and the
Army, 1803- 18 14," which is written by
the Hon. J. W. Fortescue, and may be
described as an " overflow " from his
" History of the British Army." In view
of the light thrown on the subject of the
recruiting of the Army during the Boer
War, the publication of Mr. Fortescue's
new work has been specially approved by
the Secretary of State for War.
Books which Messrs. Longmans,
Green & Co. have nearly ready are : —
I " The Scottish Staple at Yeere : a Study
I in the Economic History of Scotland,"
by the late John Davidson, M.A., D.Phil.
(Edin.), and Alexander Gray, M.A., with
numerous illustrations. '' Vectors and
Vector Diagrams, applied to the Alternat-
ing Current Circuit ; with Examples on
their use in the Theory of Transformers,
and of Single and Polyphase Motors, &c."
by William Cramp. M.I.E.E. and Charles
F. Smith, M.I.E.E., Assoc.M.Inst.C.E..
with 113 diagrams. "Unemployment:
a Problem of Industry," by W. H.
Beveridge. " Letters to an Elector,"
by J. H. Balfour Browne. K.C.
Mr. Eveleigh Nash is publisliiug a
book entitled " A Favourite of Napo-
leon," being the English translation of
" Memoires of Mademoiselle George."
Her candid criticisms of Napoleon, Jose-
phine, the Emperor Alexander of Russia.
Madame De Stael, and others, brin<^
fresh light upon the events of this deeply-
interesting period and make the book
one of the most remarkable Napoleonic
documents of recent times. Mr. Nash
also publishes the following novels :
"The Whispering Man," by H. K
Webster, and " After the Pardon." by
Matilde Serao.
" Fairbairn's Book of Crests " will be
re-issued immediately by Messrs. Jack
at a popular price. As this standard work
has always been somewhat costly it will
be good news to many engravers, draughts-
men and designers that the work contain-
ing all the latest revisions and additions
will shortly be obtainable at a very
moderate figure. The latest edition
which is to be re-issued contains no tesn t
than 5 .000 engravings and 30,000 entries.
Mr. Charles Battall Loomis has won a
high reputation in the I'm ted States as a
humorist, and the announcement of a new
volume of stories from his' pen is of
interest. It is entitled " A Holiday Touch
and Other Tales of Undaunted Ameri-
cans." and is full of that odd combination
of American buoyancy and unobtrusive
pathos wliich is Mr. Loomis's greatest
charm. This volume will be published by
Messrs. Bell on Tuesday.
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Messrs. George Bell & Sons announce
for immediate publication : " Canadian
Types of the Old Regime," by Professor
C. W. Colby, who occupies the chair of
History in McGill University, Montreal,
and who thoroughly understands the
attitude of French Canadians towards
their own past. " Builders of United
Italy," by R. S. Holland. An attempt to
provide a popular introduction to the
studv of one of the most fascinating
periods of modern European history.
Portraits of great interest are included in
the work.
Messrs Bell's edition of Iceland's
"Itinerary" is fast approaching com-
pletion. The fourth volume, containing
Parts VII. and VIII. of the " Itinerary,"
was published on January 13th, and the
fifth and last volume will, it is hoped, be
ready later in the year.
The Romance of the East Series, the
first volume of which is to be issued
immediately by Mr. John Murray, at
the modest price of 2s. 6d., is sure of a
warm welcome from all who are in-
terested in romance, or attracted by
the call and glamour of the East. In
this series the great storehouses of
Oriental romance will be opened for the
first time to the public. Tales from the
Sanscrit, from the Chinese, from every
language of the East possessing a great
literature will appear in due course.
From these vivid narratives of old-world
romance it will be possible for the reader
to glean much information of vanished j
races and the greatness of Empires that
have passed away. Mr. Claud Field, in
"Tales of the Caliphs," gives us the
genuine romance of history, authentic j
anecdotes of Caliphs of Bagdad and
Cordova, and marvellous adventures of
Haroun-al-Rasclnd, concerning which even
"The Arabian Nights" is silent. Sir
Arthur Wollaston, in "Tales Within
Tales," has retold in simple yet pic-
turesque English the delightful animal
stories of Pilpai. Others are to follow
from the pens of Mr. Stanley Lane Poole,
Dr. Bamett, Mr. Lionel Giles, &c.
" Popular Electricity," by W. Hibbert,
F.I.C., F.C.S., A.M.I.E.E., will be pub-
lished by Messrs. Cassell on the 29th inst.
The book, which is fully illustrated, deals
with electricity from a popular point of
view.
The text of the laws of Howel the Good
is about to be published by the Oxford
University Press under the title of
' ' Welsh Medieval Law : a 1 3th Century
MS. in the British Museum" ; the oldest
and best of its class, is reproduced with
translation, introduction, appendix, glos-
sary, index and map, by Mr. A. W.
Wade-Evans. The book is intended
primarily for the student of the pohtical
history of Wales, but it will probably
interest a much larger public.
Mr. John Milne informs us that his
new work " How to Skate on Rollers,"
by Rinker (is. net, cloth is. 6d.), owing
to the large number of subscription orders,
is unavoidably delayed, but delivery will
be made as soon as possible.
The Oxford University Press is about
to publish a volume entitled, " The
Moral System of Dante's Inferno." Mr.
W. H. V. Reade, the author, thinks that
there is still an opening for students to
modify, or even to revolutionise, some of
the common opinions concerning the
" Divine Comedy."
Messrs. Seeley & Co. will shortly pub-
lish tliree thnely books : — "A British
Officer in the Balkans," by Major Percy
Henderson ; " Behind the Veil in Persia
and Turkish Arabia," by M. E. Hume
Griffith ; and " Amongst the Wild Tribes
of the Afghan Frontier," by Dr. T. L.
Pennell.
Messrs. J. Griffin & Co., London and
Portsmouth, will publish immediately a
volume of articles, entitled " Is Invasion
Impossible ? " by Lieutenant A. C. Dewar,
R.N. This will comprise reprints of a
series of articles that recently appeared
in The Morning Post and United Service
Magazine, which were much commented
on at the time they were published ; an
appendix will be added, and the book
will be issued at is. net in paper wrappers.
We note that in their new extra large
type editions of " Sacred Songs and Solos,"
compiled and simg by Ira D. Sankey,
Messrs. Morgan & Scott have added a
Consolidated Index, facilitating reference
to any hymn in the combined volumes.
This firm is bringing its whole output hito
line with the spirited forward policy
which we have been pleased to observe
during the past twelve months, a trans-
formation with which the late Mr. R. C.
Morgan was closely associated, and which
met with his unqualified approval.
The new and forthcoming publications
of McDougaU's Educational Company,
Ltd., London and Edinburgh, include : —
" Girls' Suggestive Arithmetics — Books
I., II. and III., and Teachers' Books to
correspond " ; " Suggestive Lessons in
English — Books I. to VI., and Teachers'
Books to correspond " ; " History for
Scottish Schools — Book I., Scotland, as a
Separate Nation, Book II., Scotland as
Part of the Empire, Book III., Modern
Times " ; " Tales from History — Books
I. and II." ; School Classics — (1) Legend
of Montrose, (2) Gulliver's Travels, (3)
Kingsley's Heroes ; " Suggestive Graph
Book " ; " History Chart Book " ; '' Bri-
tish Physical Education for Girls " ; and
in their Supplementary Readers — Junior
No. 8, " Little Violet " ; Intermediate
No. 9, "The Story of Bertha " ; Inter-
mediate No. 10, " A Visit to the Circus."
Booksellers are always glad to hear
of religious books that are selling, and we
are able to name tliree of this season's
publications which come hi this category.
These are : " The Spirit in the Word," by
Rev. David M. Mclntyre ; " Peru : Its
Story, People, and Religion," by
Geraldine Guinness ; and " Go-To-Bed
Stories," by Lettice Bell. These books,
apart from their intrinsic literary merits,
indicate a spirited forward policy on the
part of the publishers, Messrs. Morgan
& Scott, Ltd
Messrs. Ward, Lock & Co. have ready
for immediate publication a new edition,
thoroughly revised and brought up to
date, of their most useful shilling work,
" All About Income Tax, House Duty,
and Land Tax " (ninth edition), being a
' plain, practical guide to taxpayers on
assessments, appeals, reductions and
repayments, with examples of the
official forms correctly filled ; also " The
Art of Modern Conjuring, Magic and
Illusions," a practical treatise on the
conjuror's art, magic, illusions, thought-
reading, and tricks, especially suitable
for performance hi the dra whig-room,
I with more than 200 photograpliic illus-
trations ; and have just issued " The
Long Arm," one of those strenuous
romances of modern life that have won
for Mr. E. Phillips Oppenheim the large
vogue which each new volume from his
pen commands.
Messrs. Skeffington will publish im-
mediately a new volume of village
sermons, entitled " The Country Pulpit,"
by the Rev. J. A. Craigie ; also a little
book of ' ' Short Addresses for Holy
Week," by the Rev. W. V. Mason.
" Passiontide and Easter " is the title of
a volume of addresses by the Rev.
Vivian R. Lennard, which will be issued
shortly.
The Rev. Canon C. R. Ball has written
a new manual entitled " Confirmation :
Before and After," which Messrs.
Skeffington are bringing out at once.
For £275 Mr. Wm. Brown, of 8, Castle
Street, Edinburgh, offers a remarkable
collection of the First Editions of the
works of Charles Dickens, with all
the original illustrations by " Phiz "
Cruikshaiik. and others, and extra
illustrated by the insertion of more than
300 plates by Onwhyn, " Phiz," Pail-
thorpe, Sibson, " Sam Weller." " Peter
Palette." &c., and two autograph letters
of Charles Dickens ; 5 5 vols. , royal 8vo.
to 121110., from the original parts and
cloth, hi green* Levant morocco extra,
gilt tops, uncut, by Riviere & Son,
£275, 1836-81. The series includes all
the important works of the novelist, and
most of his more out-of-the-way volumes.
" It should be observed that, apart from
the time involved, it would cost much
more than the price quoted above to
collect the volumes in uncut state, and
bhid them so sumptuously."
A book intended to serve as a text-
book for the highest forms in schools,
particularly for those preparing for
local and other similar examinations,
and also as an introduction for those
taking this period hi examinations at the
University, is Mr. J. A. R. Marriott's
' ' The Remaking of Modern Europe :
from the outbreak of the French Revolu-
tion to the Treaty of Berlin, 1789-1878."
It contains a sketch of European history
from the outbreak of the French Revolu-
tion to the Treaty of Berlin, presenting a
vivid picture of the Revolutionary period,
of the rise and fall of Napoleon, and of the
larger movements of European pohtics
shice Waterloo. It forms a volume of
Messrs. Methueu's new series, entitled
" Six Ages of European History."
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LOVE JVNP A WOMAN Charlotte Mansfield
Author of " The Girl and the Cods "
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WERNER LAURIE, Clifford's Inn, London.
In future The Magazine of Commerce
will be published from No. i, Amen
Corner. The trade, therefore, is asked
to note that the February number must
be obtained from that address, and not
as before from St. Clement's Press.
The Magazine of Commerce, it may be
noted, is the oldest established and most
successful periodical of its kind in this
country. Booksellers and stationers who
number amongst their customers business
men should not fail to bring The Magazine
of Commerce under their notice. Advertis-
ing material, &c, may be obtained from
the publishers
The first novel to be published by
Messrs. Methuen this year is Mr. H. B.
Marriott Watson's " Flower of the
Heart," a story of the countryside and
the heart of the city — in other words,
the Stock Exchange.
Messrs. Methuen's new publications
include a new book by Mr. R. R. Marett
(Fellow of the Royal Anthropological
vSociety), entitled "The Threshold of
Religion " ; and a new and revised edition
of " Readings on the Paradiso of Dante,"
by the Hon. William Warren Vernon.
Mr. Elliot Stock announces for im-
mediate publication the following new
works : — " Thoughts on Bible Teaching,"
by Constance Nankivell ; " Consider the
Butterflies, How they Grow," by Lucas
P. Stubbs ; and " An Oxford Tutor,"
by C. E. H. Edwards, being the Life of
the Rev. Thomas Short, B.D., under
whose auspices Trinity College, Oxford,
flourished vigorously.
Messrs. Hutchinson & Co. will publish
immediately a new historical work,
entitled " King's Favourite," being the
love story of Robert Carr, Earl of
Somerset and Lady Essex, bv Mr.
Philip Gibbs. The story of Robert Carr
has never been fully told before, yet in
the State papers of the nation there are
the fullest and most vivid details of his
career, of which the author has now made
full use.
A new novel with a strong hunting
interest, entitled "The Straw." by
R. Ramsay, author of " The Key of the
Door," will shortly be published by
Hutchinson & Co.
1 Rita's new novel, entitled " The
House called Hurrish." is. published by
Messrs. Hutchinson & Co.
The publisher of The Chutchman
(edited by the Rev Dr. Griffith Thomas)
has found it necessary to go to press with
a second edition of the January issue.
The International
Association of
Antiquarian Booksellers
Second Annual Dinner
The President of the Association (Mr.
B. D. Maggs) presided at the Second
Annual Dinner of the above Association,
which took place at the Criterion Restaur-
ant, Piccadilly, on Wednesday evening
last, January 1 3th. Among those present
were — The President (Mr. B. D. Maggs),
Dr. G. K. Fortescue (Keeper of the
Printed Books, British Museum), Mr.
G. F. Barwick (Superintendent of the
Reading Room, British Museum), Mr.
Herbert Baily (Editor of The Connois-
seur), Mr. W. Bailey (Manager of The
Bibliophile), Mr. C. A. Maggs, Mr. C. U.
Maggs, Mr. W. C. Hemmons (Bristol),
Mr. C. J. Sawyer and party, Mr. Henry F.
Stevens and party, including Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Stevens, Mr. Rayson, Mr.
Jacobs, Mr. George H. Whitaker, Mr.
James Tregaskis and party (including
Mr. Wilson of Puttick & Simpson), Mr.
E. F. Wesley, Mr. Joseph Edwards, Mr.
Albert J. Myers and party, Mr. H. R.
Hill, Mr. Downing (Birmingham), Mr.
Solome, Mr. J. Westell, Mr. P. M. Barnard,
M.A., Mr. Spencer, Mr. Preston, Mrs.
Lazarus, Mr. Holmes, Mr. Thomas Chatto
(Treasurer), Mr. Percy Dobell, Mr. J.
Tickell, Mr. W. J. Leighton, Mr. W. Fagg,
Mr. Suckling, Mr. Francis E. Murray
(Editor of The Clique), Mr. G. S. Snowden,
Mr. W. E. H. Harding (Bath), Dr. H.
Selfe Bennett, Mrs. R. B. Marston, Mr.
E. W. Marston and party, Mr. Stockwell
and party, Mr. H. D. Vincent of Messrs.
J. & E. Bumpus, Mr. T. Thorp, Mr.
Walter V. Danitll, Mr. C. W. George
(Bristol), Mr. E. Wudlieh, Mr. B. R. Hill
(Newcastle), Mr. Karslake and party,
The Times, The Daily Telegraph, The
Morning Post, The Daily Mail.
The total number present was 108,
being about a dozen more than last year.
/ID c nu .
Hors d'CEuvres
Consomme Queue de Boeuf Crerne Portugaise
Supremes de Soles, Delmonico
Blanchailles
Mousseline de Volaille, Raphael
Filet de Boeuf braise, sauce Madere
Haricots verts au beurre Pommes nouvelles
Faisan en casserole
Salade
Pouding Victoria
Bombe Maltaise
Gaufrettes
Dessert
proaramiiu of music and Coasts.
Grace by Mr. P. M. Barnard, M.A.
Toast . . The King . . Chairman
God save the King
Miss Nellie Clements and Mr. Sargent
Toast, The Queen and Royal Family, Chairman
God save the Queen and Prince of Wales
Miss Clements and Mr. Sargent
Toast .. Our Guests ..Chairman
Song " Chorus, Gentlemen " Loin
Mr. Cecil Best
Reply for the Guests
Dr. G. K. Fortescue and Mr. G. F. Barwick
Song . . " The Trumpeter " A irlie Dix
Mr. E. Pontis Lines
Toast The Association Mr Herbert Baily
Humorous Song . . . . Mr. Henry Sargent
• Reply for the Association
Mr. Henry F. Stevens
Songs at the Piano
Miss Kathleen Kelly (Mrs. Henry Stevens)
Toast . . The Ladies Mr. Albert Myers
Song .. "Margarita" .. ..Lo/11
Mr. E. Pontis Lines
Reply for the Ladies Mr. J ames Tregaskis
Humorous Songs
" Bosh \ " " The Parrot " . . Mr. Harry King
Toast The Trade J ournals Mr. E. F. Wesley
[coupled with the names of
Mr. Marston, Mr. Murray and Mr. Whitaker)
Song . . " The White Coon " Watte 1
Miss Nellie Clements
At the Piano . . Miss Nellie Clements
In proposing the toast of " The King."
the Chairman said we were to be congra-
tulated upon having reigning over us a
King who was not only deeply honoured
and respected in our own country, but
commanded the respect and admiration
of the whole world.
After the toast of " The King " had
been duly honoured, the Chairman pro-
posed the health of Her Most Gracious
Majesty Queen Alexandra, the Prince
and Princess of Wales and all the members
of the Royal Family.
In proposing the toast of " Our
Guests," the Chairman said :
" It is with great pleasure that I now
rise to propose the toast of ' Our Guests.'
I realise as I look round this brilliant
company that we are surrounded by
friends and well-wishers, and certainly it
is a grand opportunity to prove to our
wives and families that bookselling is a
terrible business and the bookseller a
most hard-working man, especially at a
public dinner. (Hear, hear).
" It is difficult among so man}' guests
to particularise a few, but I should like
on behalf of the London members of
committee to thank very heartily those
of our confreres who have travelled from
such distant places as Bristol. Binning
ham, and even from Newcastle, to take-
part in our anniversary celebration.
(Applause).
" I would also say how pleased I am to
welcome representatives of our leading
newspapers. We only meet them as a
rule when a big engagement is in progress
on the battlefield" of Wellington Street
and it is only right that they should have
the opportunity of seeing us under more
favourable conditions, with the war-paint
washed from our faces and the surround-
ings peaceful and fraternal.
" My greatest pleasure, however, this
evening is to voice your welcome to a
gentleman who is certainly the liighest
dignitary in the book world of this
country' (Applause). Dr. Fortescue is
well known by name to us all as the
Keeper of the Printed Books of the
73
British Museum, and the author of those
valuable indices that have helped to
make the contents of the Museum so
accessible to the general reader and
student. I have a very distinct recollec-
tion as a youth of my first visit to the
Library, and the feelings of awe and
reverence that filled me as I entered the
Reading Room and looked around that
vast assemblage of the literature of all
ages and nations are with me still. You
•can imagine, then, how pleased I am to
have seated by my side the presiding
genius of that wonderful place and to be
able to give him a most cordial and
hearty welcome.
" Associated with Dr. Fortescue in his
work is another gentleman whom we are
all very pleased to welcome. Mr. Barwick,
the Superintendent of the Reading Room,
occupies a position which perhaps brings
liim more into touch with the general
public, and while expressing our pleasure
at his presence, I am glad to be able to
take the opportunity of testifying per-
sonally to the unvarying kindness and
courtesy which is always accorded to
visitors and readers. I am not alone in my
experience, for similar remarks have been
made to me from many quarters. (Hear,
hear, and applause).
" Before sitting down I should like'to
say how pleased I am to be ablc.' ; to
express my thanks to another gentleman
who has greatly honoured us by accepting
our invitation. Mr. Herbert Baily — ■
(cheers) — the able editor of our finest art
magazine, the Connoisseur, is well known
to very many of us, and esteemed by all.
He is a man who has strong sympathies
for things antiquarian, for old furniture,
old lace, old plate, old pictures, old prints,
and especially, as I well know, for old
books. Consequently, his presence among
antiquarian booksellers is most fitting,
and we are delighted that he should be
in our company this evening. (Cheers).
" Gentlemen, Members of the Inter-
national Association of Antiquarian Book-
sellers, I ask you to join me in drinking
the toast of ' Our Guests,' coupling with
it the names of Dr. Fortescue and Mr.
Barwick."
The toast being duly honoured,
Dr. G. K. Fortescue rose to reply :
" Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentle-
men, who have been so exceptionally
kind and, I am afraid, so exceedingly
injudicious, as to ask me to reply for the
guests. I can only say there is no guest
who is so grateful as I am for the excellent
dinner and delightful entertainment pro-
vided for us. (Hear, hear).
" In responding to this toast, I may
say that I represent an institution which
I suppose is more deeply indebted to the
antiquarian booksellers of London than
any private collection or anything else
in the world. I could gladly quote a
hundred instances in which the book-
sellers of London and of the United
Kingdom have shown a spirit of extra-
ordinary generosity and patriotism in
dealing with the Museum. (Hear, hear).
I could tell you again and again of books
which the Museum could never have
purchased if it had had to go into the
open market, but which have been offered
to them by the booksellers, many of
whom are present this evening.
" I saw in one paper to-day that the
British Museum now contained about
thirty-five miles of bookshelves and two
million of books. That was a tremendous
under-statement. The number of books
was nearer four million than three million,
and our shelves extend to forty-eight
miles. (Applause). If it were possible to
estimate all books printed since 1800,
I take it we have not more than a third
of them, and it will take many hundreds
of years before we can say we have all
the books that are printed. We have
lately been devothig ourselves to making
the collection of incunabula as complete
as possible. After exertions extending
over many years we have acquired about
ten thousand incunabula. The greatest
number of books printed before 1 500 was
twenty thousand ; some people, very
good judges, estimated it at thirty
thousand. This proves how very far
from complete we are at present.
" The Museum itself owes more to
one bookseller than to any other bene-
factor, and I myself am under the
MR. B. D. MA3GS
Chairman of the Second Annuil Dinner of the
International Association of Antiquarian Book
sellers, at the Criterion, Wednesday, Jan. 13th.
deepest obligation to that bookseller.
This was George Thomason, of the ' Rose
and Crown ' in St. Paul's Churchyard,
who died in 1665. In 164 1 he made up
, his mind he would collect every book,
pamphlet and newspaper that came out
I during that time. Between 164 1 and 1663
, he collected twenty-four thousand volumes
■ which, through the generosity of George
III., passed to the British Museum.
1 These are often called the King's Pam-
phlets ; I prefer to call them Thomason
Pamphlets. (Hear, hear). Milton pre-
sented Thomason with a copy of each of
his works, putting his name upon the
title-page of each." (Applause).
Mr. G. F. Barwick, in a few words,
expressed his gratitude for having been
invited and the pleasure it gave him to
be present. He was grateful for the kind
words which had been spoken respecting
his position as Superintendent of the
Reading Room. He was glad to help
visitors to the Museum whenever possible,
but it was not to the booksellers he had
a chance of offering any help ; they knew
far more about books than he did. All
he could do really, he said, was to help
an American who came to the Museum in
search of a pedigree, or some faddist
from the country who could not under-
stand the catalogues, or perhaps som>
man from Yorkshire who had only ten
minutes in London and wanted a book
in a hurry. (Applause).
Mr. J. T. Herbert Baily then rose to
propose the toast of "The Association."
He said he was deeply flattered and
honoured by being called upon to propose
this very important toast. As he came
into the room this evening he met an
old friend, and, being anxious to discover
a few notes on which to base his speech,
he asked his friend for advice ; where-
upon he was told to make it as brief a>
possible. (Laughter.) He had, however,
discovered a very important piece of in-
formation since he had come into the
room. This was Dr. Fortescue's remark
which must have given great satisfaction
to members of the Association — that
there were forty-eight miles of book-
shelves in the British Museum. But he
had said, what about the new building
which was rapidly being completed ?
Well, Dr. Fortescue had informed hin:
that then there would be another forty-
eight miles of empty shelves to be filled
(Applause.)
He referred to the extraordinary-
method adopted by the Secretary in
inducing him to give the toast of " The
Association." Some time ago a distant
voice on the telephone had remarked
that, as he knew everybody in London
perhaps he could obtain some important
statesman to come on January 13th
(Laughter.)
He replied that he should be only too
delighted, but he believed they were
occupied in making provision for Old Age
Pensions and the abolition of all taxe-
upon books, and would therefore be
unable to come. (Laughter.) The Sec-
retary then asked if he knew any pro-
minent Socialists, but at a moment'.5-
notice he feared it was impossible. Mr.
Bernard Shaw and those sort of people
were very much in request and difficult
to get to a trade dinner. He understood
that a good many of the antiquarian
booksellers were Socialists, and that they
had some arrangement for dividing their
profits. (Laughter.) Finally the Secretary
said — would he do it himself ? Well, here
he was ; and being here he thought or
telling them a story, but he was afraid
they would find it very depressing. It
referred to an American gentleman who
was a great buyer of Caxton's and other
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his absence. " Well, Mas'r ! " said the
negro, "it seems an age since you went
from home. Poor Fido's dead." " What,
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75
you scoundrel " * said the American,
"my favourite dog dead?" "Yes,
Mas'r ! " responded the chauffeur ; " you
see, the little fellow was in the barn when
it was burnt down." " What, you
scoundrel ! " said the gentleman, growing
exasperated, " my five-hundred dollar
barn, where I keep all my beautiful
books, burnt down. How did it get
burnt down ? " " Well, Mas'r, sparks
from the house set it on fire." " What,
you scoundrel ! House on fire. How
did it get on fire ? " " Well, Mas'r,
your old mother wanted candles in the
room when she died, and they set fire to
the curtains." " What, you scoundrel !
My mother dead ? " " Well," said this
mournful tale-bearer, " you see, when she
heard that your wife had run away with
the gardener she fell down dead suddenly
from heart failure." After the loud
laughter which greeted this story had
subsided, Mr. Baily said that they
evidently had not found it so depressing
after all. He followed with some good-
humoured banter over the Association's
change of nomenclature in the second
year of their existence, from The Second-
hand Booksellers' Association to The
International Association of Antiqua-
rian Booksellers. In extenuation of
their offence, he recalled that certain
firms in Bond Street did not call them-
selves dealers in secondhand pictures.
They call them " old masters," said Mr.
Baily naively, and his audience roared
with laughter. He told another story,
which was well received, of a young col-
lector who, after considerable effort, had
managed to save 4d. This person then
went to a secondhand bookseller's shop
and asked for a copy of the " Last of the
Mohicans," which was priced at is.
After a lot of wrangling he secured the
book for 4d. ; then, turning round to the
shopman, he exclaimed triumphantly,
"That's id. a Mohican!" (Laughter.)
Subsequently Mr. Baily pointed out that
a secondhand bookseller needed to
exercise the greatest discrimination in
his calling, and observed that only after
a long and arduous life of toil could he
properly understand the business in
which he was engaged, his remarks being
warmly endorsed by the company. He
touched upon the importance of the
Association in uniting them all together,
and concluded with a peroration regarding
the moral and intellectual value of the
books sold as " old," which he said con-
tained between their covers the greatest
thoughts of the human race. (Pro-
longed applause.)
Mr. Henry F. Stevens (Vice-President)
in replying for the Association, thanked
Mr. Baily for the kind and eloquent
manner in which he had proposed the
toast of this Association, also the com-
pany for the manner in which they had
received the toast. He would like to tell
those present of an antiquarian book-
seller he read about in an old book who
was requested to make a speech or lose
his head. Contrary to expectation, he
chose the latter alternative. (Laughter.)
Although no such fate awaited him, he
was somewhat at a loss to know how to
treat the subject, because so much had
already been said relating to this Associa-
tion ; but it had occurred to him, if he
could possibly find out something to say
about booksellers in olden times — pre-
historic times — it would prove interest-
ing. (Hear, hear. ) He went to the
British Museum ; but search as he would
among the forty-eight miles of books, he
could find nothing about booksellers of
that period, so he came away wondering
what on earth he should speak about.
As he was leaving the Museum, he asked
the porter at the lodge, " Can you tell
me anything about the booksellers of
Ancient Rome ? " The porter asked him
to step into the lodge, and said he thought
I he could find something. (Laughter.)
' ' ' Turning to a huge Encyclopaedia, which
nearly filled the porter's room, we found
the following under 'Booksellers in Rome':
' Little is known of the history of book-
sellers in Ancient Rome, but something
may be found about it in a certain book
of Livy.' Unfortunately, our copy of
that work has been lost, and on making
inquiries, we find everybody else's copy
is lost. (Laughter.) So it appeared useless
! to try to trace that source. Everything
comes to him who waits, however, and a
day or two afterwards I happened to be
looking through some old books, when, to
my surprise, what should I find but a
copy of the lost book of Livy. (Laughter.)
I found it was printed in Rome in the
' year a.d. 5 B.C. (Laughter.) On turning
this over to see if I could find anything
; about booksellers, I came across a
description of bookselling which con-
{ vinced me that our society of the present
j day is a re-incarnation of the society
which existed at Rome nearly 2,000
years ago. (Laughter.) Wlien I tell you
the officers of that society dwelt in the
same towns, and lived in the same streets,
and their names were the same, making
allowance for the transition of the Latin
roots, Latin roots became merged in the
' Gaelic, Teutonic, &c, you will, I am sure,
be convinced that there is no room for
doubt. I will instance a few : —
Praeses super ripam. — The President
(Mr. Maggs) dwelling on the banks of the
river — i.e., the Strand. I)
Sobrius M agus — the sober and learned
one. Livy was evidently so struck with
the virtues of this extraordinary man
that he breaks forth into verse in his
honour : —
Sine qua non et librorum
Pro bono publico pons asinorum
Etiam quantum suff Cockalorum.
A passage I found extremely difficult
to render into English verse, but catching
the evident spirit of the Latin, I respect-
fully submit : —
His learning it was deep
And his sobriety was such
He never drank a cocktail for
Fear he'd take too much. (Laughter.)
j Who can doubt the ancestry of our
esteemed President ?
Cuslos thesauri in foro feni — the
guardian of the treasure — dwelling in the
[ Market of Hay.
Tomaeus Confabularius — Thomas the
Chatterer. Evidently the progenitor of
our well-loved Treasurer, Thomas Chatto,
whose words of wisdom carry such weight
when in our monthly conclaves he
addresses us on the solemn matter of the
reckoning of our sestertice.
Scriba — the Secretary.
Franciscus Cams Laci — the free and
easy one of the Lake. Evidently the
ancestor of our worthy Secretary, Mr.
Frank Karslake, who evidently believes
in keeping the Lake business in the
family, for I see with him the Lady of the
Lake, also the Lakelets — all residing in
Pond Street ! (Laughter.)
Gualtherus Laterna — Walter the Lan-
tern. Evidently of the family of our
Walter Leighton, that bright shining
lantern of learning we hope shortly to see
guiding this Association from the Pre-
sidential chair. (Applause.)
Benignus Dolabellus — which can
only translate as the ' kindly and hand-
some one, with the dollars,' evidently an
ancestor of our one-and-only Bertram
Dobell. (Laughter.)
Georgio Gregario cum globis — George
the Herder — evidently of books, if one
recollects the immense stock now in the
possession of our worthy Consul at Bath
Cum globis would suggest maps or globes
but I think it refers rather to the family
fondness for bowls and skittles. (Laugh-
ter.)
Gulielmus Phimosis ex mediis comi-
tatibus — William the Downy-one, from
the Midland Settlements. Evidently the
ancestor of our genial Consul from
Birmingham.
Josephus Jucundus — the Jovial Joseph
Gulielmus Favonius et Filii — William
Westerly Wind & Sons.
Jacobus Tenuis — James Thin, of Edin-
burgh.
I lie caverni leonorum — He from the den
of lions. The undoubted ancestor of our
Walter Daniel. I once knew a Mr.
Daniel whose wife's name was Leonora
Daniel, another instance of keeping tfu
lion-taming business in the family.
(Laughter.)
Carolus Serrarius — Charles the Saw
yer.
Gulielmus Fasciculorum — William of
the Bundles or Faggots — hence Wm.
Fagg.
Gulielmus Fabulator ex comitate Lan-
castrice — The tale pitcher ' who coomes
fra' Lancasheere.'
Cuslodes principales librorum fr aires —
The brothers, the chief custodians or
warders of books — evidently 'in tin
vernacular the 'chief or 'ead wards.' —
(Laughter. )
Albus omnis meus oculus cum specu-
laria nova — The white or innocent one ;
all my eye. I failed to identify him at
first, but the clue comes in specularia
nova. I thought at first this meant ' with
new speculations,' but more literally I
think it can best be rendered ' with a
new window.' Hence, we get our es-
teemed colleague, Albert My-eye-ers.
(Oh ! Oh ! and laughter.)
Ex officio Dux tres coloniarum — A
member of the committee by reason of
his office, the leader of the three colonies.
What can this mean ? I almost despaired
of solving it, but the interpretation
dawned upon me suddenly, and I flatter
myself I have made one of the most
important and interesting bibliographical
and historical discoveries of the age.
(Laughter.) Strange and incredible as
it may appear, we have in those few
mysterious words evidence that the
" knock out " was known to the Ancients
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— nay, more, practised in the most
scientific and up-to-date method of
modem times. Gentlemen, you have only
to find the synonym of 'Colonies,' and the
phrase becomes as clear as day : ' The
master of the three settlements.' I am
glad to be able to tell our friends and
guests that no such office exists in our
Society ; in fact, there is no necessity
for it, as all such practices died a natural
death on the advent of the new system
«f selling books by the thousand words or
by weight. (laughter.)
Last but not least on the list comes
Jacobus Tveoscula — James Three-kisses.
Clearly the ancestor of our genial James.
In the transmigration of this family to
Cornubia the Latin name became merged
in the Celtic, and odulum became kiss.
But Trekiss would sound silly, so another
attribute of the family had to be added
to the patronymic ; hence we get Tre-
gaskis. (Laughter.) You will all
thoroughly recognise the wisdom of the
committee in choosing our genial James
to respond to the toast of ' The Ladies,'
for what could be more suitable for the
purpose than natural gas and kisses ?
Mr. Albert Myers then rose to propose
the toast, "The Ladies." "On looking
around me," he said, " I think it would be
politic to describe this as the toast of
the evening. It is just a fortnight ago
since I was threatened with this honour,
and from that day to this I have neither
slept nor tasted food. (Laughter.) But
if I have not tasted the ordinary food I
have at least devoured every book from 1
which I could gather anything concerning
woman. (Laughter.) Having exhausted
my own stock, I spent many weary days
at the British Museum. I want to be
particularly careful not to exaggerate, so
I won't say I read every book. There
were three I did not read. They were in
Russian. I have been exploring the
wisdom of the centuries, and during that
time I have not come across a single man
who understands woman. (Laughter.)
I have made no headway in the study
of the sex. In these circumstances I
thought the best thing I could do would
be to seek the assistance of a lady whose
name has been heard of late. So I wrote
to Mrs. Spankhurst — (laughter) — to ask
her what I should say. Her reply was
characteristic. She says : —
Dear Sir, — I am obliged by yours
of the 4th inst., and could not help
smiling at your childlike simplicity in
thinking you could understand the sex,
of which I am so worthy a member.
The man who could has not been born.
You have probably heard of a book
called ' The Light of the World.'
Well ! that is another name for
woman. And what a part she has
played in the life of the Universe.
Without her the Albert Hall would
have closed its doors, and Caxton Hall
would have been in the hands of the
receivers. I am unable to speak of
myself ; my virtues are known and
appreciated by every member of the
Universe. (Laughter.)
I have said that we do not understand
woman. But upon one thing I think we
are all agreed : that woman is the poetry
of the world in the sense that the stars
are the poetry of Heaven. (Hear, hear.)
Clear, light-giving and harmonious, they
are the terrestrial planets that govern
mankind, and I am convinced of the
hearty response you will give to this
toast of ' The Ladies and Mr. James
Tregaskis.' " (Prolonged applause.)
Replying for "The Ladies," Mr.
Tregaskis said :
Mr. Myers and Gentlemen. — Some
time ago, meeting the Chairman. I asked
if I could be put on to a toast for the
dinner, and was given this pleasant task
of replying for the ladies. I worked at it,
and have worked at it for six months, to
make it go with a swing. (Laughter.)
I have tackled Dr. Fortescue's forty-eight !
miles of literature, I have resorted to I
dear old Burton. I read, I made copies, j
extracts : I wrote the thing about forty
times. I got it typewritten, and then
I read it to the children. They said,
' Father, it's lovely ! ' (Laughter). But
of course one gets from one's family
circle all sorts of compliments. I thought
the best thing to do would be to go
outside. I went to dear old Karslake. It
was in nice form, nicely written, it was
epigrammatic, it was fine, it was litera-
ture. He said, ' My dear boy, the girls
will like it, the women will like it ; but
the men won't have it at all. It's too
thick ! ' I have chucked up fishing in
Norway for it. I thought it alright.
"Mr. Myers and Gentlemen. — You
have talked very nicely about the ladies,
but you are not to bamboozle us. We are
women, we are mothers, we are daughters,
we are sweethearts — I am not a Suffra-
gette— and I want to talk to you about
domestic matters. (Oh, oh.) What do
you do from the time you leave home
about tight o'clock in the morning, till
the time you get home ? You go away
with a little black bag and you go to
your Russell Street, you go to your
Strand, or to your Brewer Street, or your
Charing Cross Road ; and you, Albert
tin Good, you go to your Holborn — or
you say you do ! I want to know what
you do. (Laughter.) We are women,
mothers, daughters, sisters. What do
you do ? Shame on you ! You return at
twelve o'clock at night, reeking of cigars,
hands covered with chalk ! We are
women, and we have our feelings ! Tell
us what you do ! (Laughter.)
" Mr. Myers and Gentlemen. — We are
not cross — we thank you for what you
have said ; but will you ask us next
year ? If so, on behalf of the ladies,
I thank you."
The toast of "The Trade Journals,"
coupled with the names of Mr. Marston,
Mr. Murray and Mr. Whitaker, was then
proposed by Mr. E. F. Wesley :
' ' There is another trade journal
which I suppose our esteemed secretary
represents, and therefore, with your
permission, I should like to add Mr.
Karslake's name. I think this is a verry
happy opportunity of thanking the
trade journals collectively and personally
for their intelligent advocacy of every-
thing that is best for the Trade in all
its departments. (Applause.)
" We owe much to their accuracy and
their kindness in all their dealings, and
we have to thank them for joining in the
committee and for their advice.
" The Bookseller has had a very long
career, so has The Publishers' Circular,
The Clique not so long, but equally useful,
and also The Book Auction Records.
(Applause). They do their work and
help us, and we thank them most heartily
for all their kindness and for all that
they have done for us, and I would wish
you now to join with me in drinking the
toast of ' The Trade Journals,' repre-
sented by Mr. Whitaker, Mr. Marston,
Mr. Murray and Mr Karslake."
Replying on behalf of The Bookseller,
Mr. G. H. Whitaker said that last year
when he proposed the toast he ventured
to predict a very brilliant future for the
Association. He felt sure, from the
progress that it had made during the last
twelve months, that what he had foretold
last year had been very amply fulfilled.
Such a large gathering as that present
gave the most hopeful promise of a
brilliant future.
Mr. F. Walton Marston, responding
for The Publishers' Circular, said :
" Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentle-
men.— -As the representative of one of the'
trade journals included in the toast,
I thank you all most heartily for the kind
way in which you have received it. I am
sorry my father, Mr. R. B. Marston, was
unable to be present this evening, for he
would have done much more justice to
the occasion than I possibly could.
I may mention, although it may not
interest you, that this is the first occasion
I have been called upon to speak in
public. I hope, therefore, you will
receive what I have to say with very
great indulgence. (Applause.) I may
add that until four o'clock this afternoon
I had no idea I might be called upon to
say anything, and this fact has weighed
very heavily on my mind the whole
evening. Were it not for fear of the
awful fate of the Antiquarian Bookseller
referred to by Mr. Stevens I would have
tried to escape. I thank you all. ladies
and gentlemen, for your kind appreciation
of the toast." (Applause).
Mr. Murray, replying for The Clique,
in the course of an interesting and
amusing speech stated that he also was
not aware that he would be expected to
say anything and had come quite un-
prepared. He reminded the members of
the I.A.A.B. that it was he who suggested
the alteration of title from ' ' secondhand ' '
to " antiquarian." " Secondhand " was
a phrase he did not like at all ; it did not
sound nearly so impressive and important
as " antiquarian " ! (Laughter.) The
flourishing state of the Association was
very gratifying, and he, in common with
the other trade paper representatives
included in the toast, would do all he
could to promote their interests.
Mr. James Tregaskis proposed the
health of " The Chairman," and, after
the reply, Mr. Karslake, in an able and
telling speech, stated how gratifying it
was to all connected with the Association
to see so many members and friends
present. He referred in warm terms to
the guests for their brilliant and enter-
taining speeches, and whilst disclaiming
that the publication he was connected with
was a trade journal, he joined the trade
journals in their expressions of goodwill.
The thanks of all were due to the
artistes for the splendid musical enter-
tainment, to the Hon. Sec. of the
Association (Mr. Frank Karslake), and
the Dinner Committee for the way they
have again worked to make the Dinner
a success.
78
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Greenland flapped at Last
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neighbourhood of Bering Strait. With
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island.
THE COMPLETED MAP OF GREENLAND.
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" About forty years ago Dr. A. Peter-
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" On March 28th last year the great
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" Two detachments went along for
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New Books for Lent
Among the new books which Messrs.
Longmans, Green & Co. have in prepara-
tion for Lent, &c, are " Law and Love :
a Study of Ouomodo Dilexi " (Psalm
exix. 97-104), by Francis Leith Boyd,
with an Introduction by the Lord Bishop
of Loudon. " Ecclesia Discens : the
Church's Lesson from the Age,'' by the
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Education and the Principal
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In one of the Philadelphia public schools
is a girl whose forebears held that the
principal aim of the life of a woman is
marriage. This little girl is well up in
most studies, except geography. The
other day her teacher sent to her mother
to see that the girl studied her lesson.
The next day showed no improvement,
and the teacher asked her whether she
gave the note.
" Yes, ma'am," was the reply.
" And did your mother read it ? "
" Yes, ma'am."
" What did she say ? "
" She said that she didn't know
geography an' she got married, an' my
aunt didn't know geography an' she got
married, an' you know geography and
you haven't got married." — Newsbook.
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February from New York to the home
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Francisco's new business centre on Van
Ness Avenue, in which they continued
their local and retail business, but found
it necessary temporarily to remove their
publishing interests. The rebuilding of
the city, already so far advanced, the
rapid resumption of normal business
conditions and especially the renewal of
adequate facilities for printing and pub-
lishing have now enabled the firm again
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" Conquering the Arctic Ice "
This book of Arctic exploration by
Captain Ejnar Mikkelsen has an interest
of its own, in so far as the author started
on his voyage with no intention of
reaching the North Pole. Persistent
rumours had existed of undiscovered
land lying to the north of Alaska and
west of Bank's Land, and the stories of
Eskimo natives who professed to have
seen this new country derived some
support from the theory that the drift
and nature of the pack-ice in these
regions could only be explained by
assuming the existence of an undiscovered
island or continent. Captain Mikkelsen
has proved that no undiscovered land lies
in the region of his expedition, and that
the possibility of any further discovery in
this direction is practically excluded.
But a series of soundings along the north
coast of Alaska have also enabled him to
establish the important fact that the
CAPTAIN EJNAR MIKKELSEN.
Continental Shelf lies close to that coast
and does not indicate any connection
with land further north. Plaxman Island
became the headquarters of the expedi-
tion and the starting-point of the sledge
journey over the ice during the winter
months. The ship, the Duchess of Bedford,
became a wreck in the course of the
whiter and was abandoned next spring,
the crew being sent home by a passing
whaler. While the ice was slowly wreck-
ing his ship, Captain Mikkelsen and
Mr. Leffingwell were occupied with the
preparation and execution of an ice trip
which will certainly rank as one of the
most daring on record : during those
months of 1907, the party was reported
lost, as every newspaper reader will
remember. After surmounting incredible
difficulties. Captain Mikkelsen returned to
find his crew living in a house constructed
from the fittings of the Duchess of Bed-
ford. He returned to civilisation along
the Alaskan coast, via Nome and Yukon,
a distance of 3,000 miles, the longest
sledge journey ever made by an explorer.
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of wonderful tenacity and perseverance
in face of difficulties apparently insur-
mountable. Financial troubles, storms
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manners. Captain Mikkelsen lived in the
closest intimacy with this people, and
those who are accustomed to regard them
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agreeably enlightened by a perusal of
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number of very interesting photographs
and other illustrations.
The book has just been published in
most attractive form, fully illustrated, by
Mr William Heinemann, without whose
assistance the expedition would not have
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Nature Study in Schools
In the London County Council Schools
of Arts and Crafts an exhibition was
opened on January 8th which is intended
to illustrate the subjects under discussion
at the conference of London teachers.
By far the most interesting exhibits are
those which relate to open-air school
work. History rambles in London are also
illustrated. Another section deals with
educational excursions. It will be a
surprise to many people to learn that
parties of boys, numbering as many as
fifty, have made excursions of a week's
duration to places so far away as the
Welsh border and the Isle of Wight.
These boys came from the very poorest
elementary schools. It is due to the
headmasters of the schools, working in
some cases in conjunction with the
Children's Hobday Fund, that the neces-
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excursions. Hitherto they have not been
officially recognised, and have only taken
place in the Easter holidays. Now,
however, there is a clause in the code
permitting a week's absence from school
for the purpose of such excursions, and it
is hoped this will give a fillip to the
movement.
Bacon's Excelsior Maps
Messrs. G. W. Bacon & Co., Ltd., are
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known Excelsior Wall Maps. The new
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of politically. The heights of land are
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The contours have been prepared
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Chapman & Hall's Annual
Staff Dinner
A MOST enjoyable evening was spent by
the staff of Chapman & Hall at the
Horse Shoe Hotel, Tottenham Court
Road, on January 5th. Dinner was
served at 7 o'clock, after which a most
excellent and varied programme of music
and recitals was proceeded with. Mr.
Arthur Waugh, managing director of the
company, presided. Those present were
Messrs. G. Etheridge, W. B. Akerman,
J. C. Pilcher, W, B. Francis, B. W. Matz,
Frank Speaight, Roland Truslove, A.
Dykes Spicer, J. G. Bain, Harold Bayley,
W. J. Roberts, A. J. Gibbons, E. F.
Gibbons, G. H. Page, Edmund Roberts,
A. E. Dunnett, F. J. Evans, H. Worrell,
W. Collins, G. 0. Thomas, H. B. Moody,
and W. L. Jones. There is no doubt that
the spirit of Dickens has entered into
every member of the firm, and the few
friends who were present seemed also
to have caught the infectious geniality.
After the usual loyal toasts, Mr.
Arthur Waugh proposed the toast of the
evening — " Prosperity to the Firm of
Chapman & Hall." He said that there j
was such a good feeling of fellowship in
Henrietta Street that the newest recruit
was always made at home, but that when
he compared his own seven years of
service with the long careers of many of
those whom he saw around him that
evening he could not but feel humble.
With many topical and personal refer-
ences Mr. Waugh then recounted the
personnel of the firm since the year 1 87 1 ,
when the oldest present member of the
staff joined the office, and ended by
assuring those present that it was upon
such records of long and faithful service
that the prosperity of the firm had
depended in the past and would assuredly
depend in the future. There were said to
be employers of labour in the City of
London to-day who boasted that they
could get out of a man all the good of
which he was capable in the course of a
couple of years, and that then the man
was useless. But the history of labour,
like the record of Rehoboam of old, went
to prove that one incalculable gift which
youth could never bring was the gift of
experience, and at Henrietta Street they
had learnt, while taking each man's
censure and reserving their judgment,
to rely as much upon the wise experience
of the old as upon the eager impulses of
youth. Herein, he believed, lay the secret
of the firm's continued prosperity and of
the cheerful faces among which it was his
privilege to work from day to day.
There were only two other toasts on
the list — that of " The Chairman " and
that of " The Guests." Mr. W. B. Aker-
man, who, although not by any means
the doyen of the staff, has nevertheless
represented the firm as country traveller
for twenty-eight years, proposed the
former. In the course of his remarks he
alluded to the long list of notable names
in literature connected with the firm
since its formation, including such names
as John Forster, George Henry Lewes,
John Morley (now Viscount Morley),
Mr. George Meredith, Anthony Trollope,
and Mr. W. L- Courtney. With such a
glorious past, and from what they had
heard from the chairman that night, he
felt that the outlook in the future with
Mr. Arthur Waugh at the helm indicated
that the traditions of the great house
were likely to be carried on in the future.
Mr. B. W. Matz proposed " The Guests."
During the evening Mr. Arthur Waugh
recited a poem written in honour of the
occasion,- from which we quote the
following verses : —
HOW DICKENS AND HAM, MET
'Tis more than seventy years ago that there
was wont to stand
A humble little bookshop at 186 the Strand :
And there one rain-swept winter night a
young man might be seen
Enquiring if they'd got the new Old Monthly
Magazine.
The man behind the counter very quickly
fetched it down.
The boy, no doubt, had thought it cheap at
three times half-a-crown :
For as he turned it, eager as a miser in the
mint,
That evening, the first time in life, he saw
himself in print !
He tucked it 'neath his jacket, and strode
out into the sleet,
And his heart was beating louder than the
traffic in the street.
A simple, common incident ! Yet one to
touch us all,
For the lad who bought wag Dickens, and
the man who sold was Hall.
II.
Two years went by, and once again that
casual couple met,
On a night that no one present here is likely
to forget.
The tables now were turned : it was the
bookshop's turn to call —
And the man who sold was Dickens, and the
man who bought was Hall !
Long time they sat and chatted over Sey-
mour's sporting scheme,
Till Mr. Pickwick rose to life, like Ilion from
a dream ;
Till Mr. Pickwick, wreathed in smiles, awoke
the world to laughter,
And Dickens and his publishers were one for
ever after.
Mr. Frank Speaight, the famous
Dickens reciter, who was one of the
guests of the evening, entertained the
company with three recitals, the last of
which, his own version of " Casabianca,"
caused such fits of laughter as to make
one feel a little anxious about the sides of
his audience.
During the rest of the evening songs
were given by Messrs. H. T. Worrell,
W. B. Francis, H. B. Moody, A. E.
Dunnett, A. Dykes Spicer, F. J. Evans,
E. F. Gibbons, Roland Truslove, W. L.
Jones and B. W. Matz, and a right good
festive occasion was brought to a close
with " Auld Dang Syne."
The following " howlers " by school-
boys are given in the new number of
The University Correspondent : —
To kill a butterfly you pinch its borax.
The bloodvessels are the veins,
arteries, and artilleries.
A ruminating animal is one that chews
its cubs.
Algebra was the wife of Euclid.
The masculine of vixen is vicar.
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Great Work of the School
Teacher
How little the world knows of those who
are doing its most arduous and often its
most important work ! In education, for
example. The headmasters of the public
schools are honoured and well known.
The assistant-masters, too, have their
place in the social world. But what of
the men who are charged with the far
more difficult and equally important
task of educating the masses ? Why is
their work not better known and more
generously recognised ?
At the King's Hall, Holborn. on
January 7th, commenced a conference of
London teachers, mostly drawn from
elementary schools. Here one could see
what manner of men and women they are
who are helping to shape the future of
England by moulding the minds of the
generation which will follow us. It was
impossible not to be struck by their
enthusiasm, their interest in their pro-
fession, their sanity, their desire to learn.
There are thousands of men doing
well to-day who will tell you that they
owe a very great deal to their teachers in
elementary schools. Not only for what
they were taught, but for the influences
brought to bear upon them in their
impressionable years, for the stimulus
communicated to them by active minds,
for the healthy spirit of sportsmanship
and honour cultivated both in work hours
and at play.
INFLUENCE OF WOMEN
As for the influence which a woman
teacher can and often does exercise over
her girls, it is incalculable. Only those
Who know intimately the conditions of
life in the under-world of cities can even
faintly realise the value of the example
of a sensible, kind-hearted, pure-minded
girl among the children of the slums. It
opens out to them an ideal of life they
have never dreamed of. It keeps them
straight and decent. It shows them which
is the " right turning," and helps them to
take it when the moment for choosing
comes.
OPEN-AIR EDUCATION
There was a discussion on " Open-air
Education." which includes both nature-
study and schools out of doors - for
defective or delicate children. Instead of
denouncing it as a fad all the most
intelligent headmasters and teachers have
taken it up with interest and enthusiasm.
They told how they took children out
to study animal and plant life, to find
fossils and shells. They told of long,
wonderful days in the country. They
explained how " school journeys " could
be undertaken, a whole batch of children
being carried off to some country place
for a week or a fortnight in term time to
have their interests stimulated and their
minds enlarged.
A GARDEN SCHOOL, FOR CHILDREN
Miss Beer gave a particularly interest-
ing account of a garden school for children
who were not strong enough to attend an
ordinary centre. They were taught the
progress of civilisation by playing at cave-
dwellers, then being Druids ; afterwards
choosing a chief for convenience and
better protection. Geography was im-
parted by making rivers and lakes and
continents and seas on the garden path ;
arithmetic by pulling rhubarb and pick-
ing gooseberries ; and domestic economy
by taking charge of the caretaker's baby
and learning that pork, pease-pudding
and pickles were not a suitable diet for
infants of tender years.
No wonder Dr. Rose, assistant educa-
tional adviser to the London County
Council, would like to see all children
educated partly on these lines. — The
Daily Mail.
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the envelope under a sort of guillotine,
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your fist, and the whole of the top edge of
the envelope was cut off. It was a very
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that you cut a strip out of so many
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again.
Cheaper Books for the Blind
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system of " point " reading for the blind
has been perfected by William B. Wait,
Principal of the New York Institute for
the Blind, and B. B. Huntoon, the
Superintendent of the American Printing
House for the Blind, at Louisville. By
cheapening the cost of printing such
literature the system is expected to
permit many blind persons to purchase
: reading matter. The Sunday-school
lessons in the new " point " system for
the blind will be sent to press in a week,
and it is expected that the entire system
of religious instruction for the eighty
thousand blind persons in the United
vStates will undergo marked changes.
Hitherto, because of the raised surfaces,
only one side of the paper could be used,
making the cost of a book or paper for
a blind reader a large item. The New
York system is so arranged that both
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Relics of Lord Byron
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On January 21st Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkin-
son & Hodge will sell by auction a
collection of books (first editions. &c),
paintings, prints, relics, &c, by and
relating to Lord Byron, including Thomas
Moore's " Lalla Rookh," an Oriental
Romance, plates after Smirke ; old
morocco gilt, 18 17. On the fly-leaf of this
volume is an unpublished four-line verse
by Lord Byron. Brass Casting of Bust of
Lord Byron, after Phillips (3 by 4 inches) ;
Plaster Cast Medallion of Lord Byron,
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and his favourite dog Boatswain, seated
(head of Lord Byron broken).
Highly Trained
Young Women Fretting
Their Hearts Out
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the afternoon of January Sth at the
Technological Institute in connection
With the Conference of Teachers at
Manchester. Dealing with the question
of teachers (Sir Henry F. Hibbert pre-
siding), Miss S. J. Hale (principal of the
Lodge Hill Training College, Liverpool)
said that more teachers were n6w being
trained than could find employment, and
thus money, time, and brain were being
spent uuprofitably. Mr. Ernest Gray
urged that local authorities should decline
to make further provision for the training
of teachers until the policy of the Board
of Education was clearly defined. There
were, he said, " highly trained young
women fretting their hearts out at home,
a burden on their parents, literally
hundreds of pounds having been spent On
their training. The educational needs of
the schools cried aloud for more certificated
teachers, and the Board of Education
stood idly by. an imperfectly informed
President telling the House of Commons :
' I am not aware that they are experienc-
ing unusual difficulties in obtaining
appointments. In fact, such evidence as
the Board possesses indicates that the
demand for teachers is still in excess of
the supply.' The intelligence department
of the Board of Education was as defective
as that of the Army at the outbreak of
the South African War."
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" Encyclopaedia,!' in the Ninth Edition : —
First Edition
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Second
Do.
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Third
Do.
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Fourth
Do.
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Fifth
Do. .
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Sixth
Do. .
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Seventh
Do. .
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(A. & C.
Black).
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Do. .
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Do.
Ninth
Do. .
.. 1875-1889
Do.
Tenth
Do. .
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Education in China
UNTH, to-day we have heard little of the
scheme for founding a University on
Western lines in China since Lord William
Cecil expounded his views on the subject
four or five months ago. The plan, which
had active support at Oxford and Cam-
bridge, was to organise an educational
centre or University independent of any
missionary body, yet in sympathy with
their work. It was felt on the one hand
that there were many who, while un-
willing to subscribe to existing missionary
societies, would not be adverse to helping
forward Western education in China, and
on the other that many missionary
bodies would be glad to be relieved of the
expense of providing purely secular
education and the costly apparatus that
modern scientific study requires. The
matter is one of great difficulty, as the
promoters of the scheme recognised. It is
only recently that the real meaning of
education has been understood in China ;
the yoimg men there learned to read and
write simply because the State examina-
tions demanded it, and the idea of
educating a man morally, physically and
intellectually to make him a good citizen
was never entertained. That the China-
man now frequently sends his sons to
school mainly for the sake of education is
one of the most noticeable features in
modern China, and one that makes this
period of great danger. Western ideas
have taken a firm root in China, and it
has become incumbent upon the West to
provide the leaders of China with adequate
mental equipment that, in Lord William
Cecil's words, the country's thought may
be reconstructed in harmony with modern
knowledge. We believe that the joint
British and American scheme will be
warmly received, for the number of
young Chinese who are being sent to the
American universities shows that univer-
sity education is keenly sought for. —
Times of India, December 21st, 1908.
The Church Militant
IT is quite refreshing to see a reviewed
author taking things in the following
style — not lying down by any means.
The Times reviewer seems to have quite
stroked the Rev. P. H. Ditchfield the
wrong way, and in a reply, published we
are glad to see in the same paper, he
says : —
" I cannot allow your reviewer to ride
off on the high horse saying, ' It is as
useless to argue with those who impute
the dissolution of monasteries to Henry's
greed as with those who impute the
French Revolution to Mirabeau's ambi-
tion or Robespierre's vanity.' I have no
intention of arguing the matter with him,
or of discussing the causes which led to
the destruction of monasteries in Eng-
land. It is well known that there were
contributory causes besides the greed of
Henry ; but most authorities are agreed
that the latter was the one supreme
overwhelming cause without which the
dissolution would have been postponed
for many years. But that is not the
question. Your reviewer insults me with
impertinent observations because I have
expressed the same views which are held
by Abbot Gasquet, Canon Overton,
Lingard, Fuller, and many other histor-
ians. Do the conclusions of these writers
savour rather of a childish history than
' of a rational history for grown-up
people ' ? As I read history I believe that
the conclusions of these and other eminent
historians are right ; if they are proved
to be wrong, I err hi good company, and
ought not to be exposed to the virulent
abuse of this extraordinary reviewer."
The Genius of Shakespeare
and Dickens
In a long and interesting review in The
Times of " The vShakespeare Problem
Restated," by G. G. Greenwood, M.P.
(Lane), and " William Shakespeare :
Player, Playmaker and Poet," a reply to
; Mr. George Greenwood, M.P., by H. C.
Beeching, D.Litt., Canon of Westminster
I (Smith, Elder), the reviewer says : —
" ' The Shakespeare Problem Re-
stated ' is not, we submit, a title pre-
eminently suggestive of explosive quality
in a book. The work in question has, at
any rate, been reposing upon our shelves
for a considerable time without exhibiting
signs of latent dynamic force : and it was
not until we caught sight of Canon
Beeching handling the book in question
with what seemed an exaggerated amount
of precaution, and throwing it into a
water tank before proceeding to a
careful examination of its contents, that
our attention was forcibly directed to
the subject. Having assured ourselves
now that the pedestal of the national
poet is in no immediate danger of levita-
tion, it may not perhaps be unprofitable
to try to discover what the bearing and
application of the Shakespeare Problem
may conceivably be.
" Great as the advance of compara-
tive psychology has been hi quite recent
years, the problem of supreme genius is
hardly one of those to which we can
expect an even proximate solution in the
near future. At what stages or under
what conditions of national growth
supremely great men are most likely to
be produced is, to say the least, pro-
blematical. Among all the attempts that
have been made to explain insurgent
greatness, Shakespeare's own — namely,
that it is probably due to some latent
strain of blue blood or aristocratic
lineage — has proved the least adequate,
the least satisfying. It may be a reproach
to the science of eugenics, but it is the
manifest truth to say that a great poet
is far less likely to prove the son of a
Lord Keeper than the son of the smallest
yeoman. The large majority of our
greatest writers have, in fact, emerged
from the ranks of the lower middle class,
to which there is no doubt that Shake-
speare himself belonged. That many or
most of them have emerged from milieus
the most unlikely is matter of common
knowledge to everyone except the man
who happens to be holding a brief on
the other side. The case of one of the
greatest names after Shakespeare also
points to the same conclusion. When
asked by one of those wiseacres who are
convinced that in order to write good
English a man must be taught to write
bad Latin, where his son was edn ted,
Mr. John Dickens replied with con-
siderable aplomb that his son — er — well,
his son — er — might be almost said, in a
sense, to have educated himself. The
street, the warehouse, Mr. Creakle, an
attorney's office, the reporters' gallery,
and post-chaise — such was the education
that equipped a young man of twenty-
four to preside at the banquet of litera-
ture at an unprecedented age, to make
the best speeches in London, to go into
the best society, to set the table hi a
roar, to lead every company in which he
mixed, to travel, acquire French and
Italian with ease, and write the most
animated letters known to the modern
world.
" At every turn we encounter this
same phenomenon of the alchemy of
genius turning sand into gold. That
vShakespeare's should be regarded as a
singular case, transcending the common
law of genius, is due, we believe, in large
measure, to the extravagance of vShake-
speare's eulogists."
Educational Book Exhibits
at St. Paul's School
AT St. Paul's School, Kensington, on
Thursday and Friday last week, an exhi-
bition of Educational Books was held in
the halls and corridors. The following is
a list of the publishers exhibiting : — Mr.
Ed. Arnold, Messrs. A. & C. Black,
Messrs. Cassell & Co., the Camb. Univ.
Press, Messrs. W. & R. Chambers,
Messrs. J. M- Dent & Co., Messrs. Geo.
Gill & Sons, Messrs. Geo. Philip & Son,
Univ. Tutorial Press, Sir Isaac Pitman &
Sons, Oxford Univ. Press, Messrs. Ward,
Lock & Co., Messrs. Macmillan & Co., the
National Society's Depository, Mr. John
Murray, Messrs Methuen & Co., and one
or two makers of scientific apparatus.
We have referred to this exhibition in our
article on "Better School Books."
The Mountains of the Moon
When Lhasa had been visited, Ruwenzori
remained — save for the gorges of the
Brahmaputra — the only great geogra-
phical mystery unveiled. Happily the
unveiling has not killed the romance, for
the truth is stranger than any forecast.
If the Mountains of the Moon are lower
than we had believed, they are far more
wonderful. Here you have a range almost
on the Equator, rising not from an
upland, like Kilimanjaro, but from the
" Albertine Depression," which is 600 or
700 feet below the average level of
Uganda ; a range of which the highest
peaks are a thousand feet liigher than
Mont Blanc, which is draped most days
of the year in mist, and accessible from
the plains only by deep-cut glens choked
with strange trees and flowers. The
altitude would in any case give every
stage of climate from torrid to arctic,
but the position on the Line adds some-
thing exotic even to familiar mountain
sights, draping a glacier moraine with a
tangle of monstrous growths, and swell-
ing the homely Alpine flora into portents.
The freakish spirit in Nature has been let
loose, and she has set snowfields and rock
aretes in the heart of a giant hothouse. —
From " The Mountains of the Moon," in
Blackwood's Magazi ne Jor( January, 1909.
88
January 16, 1909
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English and American
Libraries Compared
In reply to certain disparaging comments
on the management of European libraries
which have appeared in the American
Press, the Library World for January,
1909, has published a pointed rejoinder,
in which it is shown that the accom-
plishment of the American Municipal
Libraries is very feeble compared with
the work of European Libraries, while
the cost is exceedingly extravagant.
The British ratepayer, who occasionally
growls at the id. rate levied for the
Public Library, will be comforted to
know that in three large American
Libraries it requires an expenditure of
£138,000 and a staff of 624 to circulate
in one year 3,775,000 volumes. Three
British Libraries, ranking hi size with the
American ones, spend £42,000, with a
staff of 268, in circulating 4.383.000
volumes. Every book circulated in
these American Libraries costs nd., as
against 2^d. in British Libraries. Again,
the expenditure per head of the popula-
tion is 2s. 2d. in Ann m an towns, and
Only 8d. in the English ones. Other
extraordinary examples are cited to show
that there is no ground for the American
claims 'to any kind of superiority in
Library work, unless it be extravagant
expenditure and enormous staffs.
One leading American Library, in the
Central building, employs 90 persons to
issue 287,165 volumes per annum, at a
cost estimated to be £6,000. The Cen-
tral Library of an English town employs
9 persons to circulate 322. Soo volumes at
a cost of £405. It will thus be seen that
in proportion to expenditure the work
of British Libraries is infinitely superior,
more economical, and better appre-
ciated by the public than anything the
American Libraries can show.
The Library World editorial ends with
the following humorous and pointed
anecdote : —
" A farmer of the old-fashioned
school was being chaffed about the
poverty-stricken look of one of his
crops, as compared with a fine fat crop
on the field of a neighbouring farmer.
' Oh ! yes,' said the farmer, ' it's easy
enough to get plenty of juice from a
gravestone, if you butter it thick
enough.' "
The American Library system is a
buttered gravestone ; but it reverses the
moral of the story by showing only an
indifferent crop in spite of the profuse
manuring.
All this brag about tin- greatness and
superiority of American Libraries puts
< )iu irresistibly in mind of the story of the
over-manured field.
did. Miss Dickens said that when she
went to gatherings of that sort she found
that everybody knew so much more
about her grandfather's books and about
her grandfather himself than she did,
that the best thing she could do was to
hold her tongue. There was one thing
that always struck her when she saw
kind feeling exhibited, and that was how
unjust was the reproach which was so
often brought against what was called the
public — the reproach of fickleness. She
thought that when it was said the public
was fickle, it was really meant that the
public was very generous and trusting.
The public continually thought that it
had found the real thing and expressed
itself to that effect ; then by-and-by it
found that it had not, and it looked for
something else. That was not fickleness,
but simply bringing somebody or some-
thing to the proof and finding it wanting.
But when the much maligned public
did find tire real thing, it stuck to it ;
there was no doubt about that. — From
the January No. of The Dickensian.
England's Gratitude to
Dickens
Miss Mary Angela Dickkns. daughter
of the novelist's eldest son, was the
guest of the Gloucester Branch of the
Fellowship, at a recent meeting, and.
in replying to the chairman's speech of
welcome, said that there was really
nothing she could say on the subject
which brought them together that they
did not know a ereat deal better than she
A Paris Book Bargain. — A few
months ago a lady living at llouilles sold
to a Paris bookdealer a number of illus-
trated books for the sum of 60 francs
(28s.). says a Morning Leader wire. She
has just learned that the same books wi re
afterwards sold by auction for 17.000
francs (£680) and she has applied to the
judicial authorities to inquire whether
the books were sold by the dealer who
I bought them from her. with a view to
bringing an action against him if he
1 did so.
January 16, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
89
Hope for Parents
By Frank Eijas
The following circular has just come to
hand : —
For parents alarmed at the prospect
of their sons abandoning their training
for remunerative professions in order to
adopt the uncertain life of literature, there
is now a word of hope. To such parents
at one time only one course seemed open,
namely, to make the best of things :
possibly to send the young man to some
school of journalism.
To-day, however, all that is changed.
Parents need not submit. Their children
will do that, and will do it quite willingly.
Further, the parent need not enroll his son
as a member of any school. He will
merely send him to the
Institute for the Discouragement of
Incipient Genius
The Proprietors of this Institution
realise that what is wanted to-day is not
a school to teach people to write, but a
school to teach them not to write.
Parents will doubtless ask how this end is
attained. The explanation is simple.
The one certain way to encourage a young
writer to continue is for editors to accept
his work. But editors do not always
consider the parents' point of view.
They incline to use work without en-
quiring of the author whether his mother
is aware of his absence. The Proprietors
of the Institute saw therefore, that if the
editor was to be prevented from accepting
the author's work, the latter must be
made to do work so bad as to be im-
possible of acceptance. The Institute
is the result.
We guarantee that no young man,
however naturally talented, and however
successful with his first contributions, will
ever, after the first week with us, succeed
in getting a single line of his work
published in any reputable paper in the
kingdom. We care not if he is a Carlyle
or a Browning. Det him come into our
hands, and
His Career is Over.
Every editor will mark him down for
ever, and even if later in life he tries to
write again, he will be too notorious to be
considered.
Our course includes — Instruction in
Bad Grammar, False Quantities, Mis-
spelling, Unsound Syntax, Blank verse
Prose, together with careful training in
Dulness, Vapidity, Discursiveness, the
use of the elench, &c.
Instruction in the Use of the Split
Infinite is Charged for Extra
Weekly classes are held too, for in-
struction in the employment of ' ' Different
to," &c.
That our course is successful need
hardly be said. During last week alone
our pupils received 931 rejection forms,
some of them from
The Most Unimportant Papers .
Three pupils were even refused the
use of the advertisement columns of a
village weekly. Yet one of the three
when he came to us, showed the highest
promise
It may be said, " But will pupils
rebel ? "
That is for the parent to decide.
But if once the latter exerts enough
authority to get his son within our walls,
we undertake that he will go through our
course. Of how we compel his obedience
we need not say much, except to remark
that in extreme cases, we read him
specimens of the work done by some of our
graduates on leaving. In order to get us
to stop he naturally undertakes to write
our exercise, which is only slightly worse
than the day before. But each step he
thus takes is further from literature and
nearer the desire of his parent, and rarely,
when the course is completed, has the
pupil further desire to write. When
offered a position in trade or profession
he gladly accepts. But read one of
to-day's testimonials : —
Dear Sir, — My son wanted to be a
poet. I had desired him to join me in
jam making. So successful was your
treatment, however, that not only has he
been manufacturing jam for the past year,
but he has added a sausage plant to our
premises. — Yours faithfully.
The British Empire
(and Japan)
By W. Bisiker, F.R.G.S.
The Geographical Publishing Company,
of Chichester Rents, Chancery Dane, send
us "The British Empire (and Japan),"
an excellent modern Atlas, having 213
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tables and diagrams, with text concerning
commercial products, statistics, histories,
features, resources, commerce, industries,
scenery, and the physical and economic
conditions of the world. An admirable
work suitable for the youngest and even
the most advanced of scholars, and one
in which the conventional lines of the
atlases that have been in vogue for the
last two or three generations have not
been followed. An attempt has been
made — very successfully, we think — to
make the maps interesting in themselves,
and to bring out clearly the chief points
and features. It is certainly a wonderful
production for 21s., in many respects the
best of its kind.
Whitaker's Almanack
No one who is interested in education or
commerce or politics or anything else
can well afford to be without that won-
derful work, Whitaker's Almanack, which
improves with the years. It is a perfect
" Who's Who " in a great many walks of
life — e.g., you want to know who repre-
sents Japan here or who represents us hi
Japan, or any other country civilised
enough to have a representative, Whita-
ker tells you in '■' half a jiffey," whatever
portion of time that may be. The light
of the beautiful Index to Whitaker's is
hid under a bushel of small type : how-
ever, magnifying glasses are very cheap.
Whitaker's Peerage, Baronetage,
Knightage, and Companionage for 1909
is also ready to answer almost any
possible inquiries, and is, like the Al-
manack, a beautiful bit of printing.
SchooUBooks and Politics
[The following extracts arc from a very
interesting letter in last week's
Spectator. — Ed. P.Q.]
Sir, — One of the wisest teacher.-,, William
Cory of Eton, recommended a man who
was to follow him in his work to write a
letter if he felt aggrieved, and to burn it
next morning. The first stage in this two-
fold process relieved the feelings, the
second prevented them from harming the
writer or any one else. The schoolmaster
usually is inarticulate. — the ordinary
schoolmaster I mean : for unmuzzled
Head-Masters have a yearly fling. We
ordinary men, however, have our feelings
and opinions, and many of us could, and
we would, contribute a good deal of
valuable information on the question of
education. As I have just finished a
period of work that has lasted for fourteen
full weeks with never an evening off or a
week-end, I feel free to kick my heels, and
I should like in so doing to kick
" Parent's " as well (see Spectator, Decem-
ber 26th 1908).
Into his attack upon grammar and
its terminology I need not follow him.
But the sting of " Parent's " letter is
in its latter part — the introduction of
politics. And yet only a few days ago a
pupil of mine volunteered the remark to
me that it was a pity that politics were
not taught ! My excellent " Parent,"
some boys come from Tariff Reform
homes, some from Free Trade homes. At
home some hear Home Rule, others
Unionism. Some are little Englanders,
others Imperialists : and so on. No book
was ever written that would suit every
boy {and his parents) in a division. The
important thing is that there should be
some politics hi every book, and the more
so in these days of pleasure on the eve of
catastrophe. The master who deals with
" dead languages," that embody living
ideas, cannot help mentioning that sea
power is the same whether it defends the
food* of Athens, Rome, or England : that
the nation that will not fight will lose its
independence, whether it be Egypt or
Britain. As long as the boy will think,
and, still better, discuss his doubts or
convictions at home, the teacher feels
that he has helped to make a citizen,
and that is not always the product of
public school and home.
Well, there, Sir, is my letter ; and
now you may burn it. — I am. Sir, &c,
Schoolmaster.
[*We opened our ever-welcome Spectator
after writing the articles on " Education
in History " hi the P.C. this week, and
were delighted to find " Schoolmaster "
hits so hard the very nail we tried to
drive in. — Ed. P.C]
R. E King & Co.
Richard Edward King (of 84a. Staple
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Holborn) again appeared under remand
at Bow Street, on Tuesday, January 12th,
to answer charges of obtaining books
from booksellers without paying for them.
Evidence was given by several Book-
sellers, and King was further remanded
until next Wednesday, January 20th.
go
The Publishers' Circular
January 16. 1909
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WANTED, Books or Pamphlets on Angling,
Fishing, Fishes, Fish Culture, in all languages.
Single items or dealer's sale catalogues offering
above. Failure to reply to any offer signifies that
Mr. Fearing already possesses the items offered.
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2. On the Probable Errors of Frequency-Con-
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3. A Study of Infant Life in Westminster, by
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4. Note on the number of Plaice at each length,
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Kipling's School Slang
Philologically Considered
A German or Swedish philologist from
Upsala with the name of Fredrik Schmidt
has lately written " a study in English
sehool-hfe and schoolboy slang, as repre-
sented in Kipling's ' Stalky and Co.' " ;
and his results are certainly astonish-
ing. The German philologist pursues
with "impenetrable seriousness" the
subtleties of English schoolboy humour
through thirty-five closely printed pages
of the Englische Studien. He begins, says
a writer in The Academy, whose summary
we quote, " with an elaborate scheme of
contents, and after a short introduction
plunges into the ' phonology,' the ' inflec-
tions,' and the ' word-formations ' of
Kiplingese."
One chapter deals with voeabulary
and style, in which, it is said, "Mr.
Schmidt surpasses himself in his treat-
ment of transferred appellations of human
beings." Some specimens follow : —
" Terms of human beings which have
developed a generalised sense from a
primary personal one.
" Dutchman denotes at first nationa-
lity and then means ' a contemptible,
stupid person,' a sense due to the rivalry
between the English and the Dutch — e.g.,
in the seventeenth century (cf. Reinius,
p. 162). Thus 'I'm a Dutchman ' = ' a
worthless fellow,' is a usual way of
emphasising an assertion. To increase the
effect of humour Beetle says : ' If he
don't think the house is putrid with it
(money-lending), I'm several Dutchmen,
that's all ' (in).
" A similar effect is produced by the
expression : ' If King can make anything
out of this, I'm a blue-eyed squatteroo '
(231)-
" The name of an author becomes the
name of the book written by him. Thus :
'You'd better carry my Jorrocks ' (5).
Jorrock was a great zoological scholar.
" The whole article would bear quota-
tion ; it is full of this kind of portentous
humour staggering under the guise of
gravity. Could anything be richer than
this : ' An abstract substantive becomes
a concrete substantive with an appellative
sense. Corridor-caution = one who excites
alarm or astonishment in the corridor ' ?
The value of these philological notes to
German scholars must be immense.
" The next section is concerned with
school-work and organisation, discipline,
dress, pastimes, sport, and games. Notes
on examinations and discipline include a
reference to Mr. Clutton Brock's ' Eton at
the Present Day ' for the procedure at a
' flogging ' ; and the philologist declares
that ' bag is a word for wide trousers, and
is then used as a verb, meaning " drop
stealthily in one's trousers," "steal,"
" take." ' Among pastimes, sport, and
games, ' besides the usual " spree,"
" frolic," ' there are lark, bend, jamboree,
gloat, football, cricket, golf (a cleek is
' a club bent at right angles in order to
hit the golf-ball '), fives, and marbles.
The terms for 'inebriated,' 'be afraid.'
and ' run away ' receive a section to
themselves, followed by ' terms expressing
various feelings and acts of enmity and
friendship,' which cover such phrases and
words as ' get beans,' ' had him on
toast,' ' jaw,' ' hector,' ' jape,' ' chivy,'
' scrag ' ; but Mr. Schmidt can find only
one phrase of friendship, ' to freeze on to.'
" Some difficulty was encountered
over the word ' frabjous ' ; the commen-
tator, not finding it in any dictionary,
suggested that it ' may be a comical
corruption of fabulous,' but added in a
footnote, ' As I have been told later on,
the word frabjous is to be found in some
book written by Lewis Carroll.' It is to
be hoped that Mr. Schmidt may soon
turn his attention to the philological
curiosities of ' 'Twas brillig/
' ' A hobbledehoy is ' a youth approach-
ing manhood ' ; a piffler is ' a man with
a moral end in view, but nothing to back
it, but a habit of talking sentimental
rubbish' (see 'Cent. Diet.'), ex., 'Don't
jaw, you fat piffler.' And Mr. Sclnnidt
perpetuates the interpretation of ' damn '
as the ' Indian dam, an ancient copper
com.' He finds no difficulty in tracing
much of Mr. Kipling's phraseology to a
Biblical source.
" Mr. Schmidt has detected a ' foreign
influence ' in much of the schoolboy talk,
such as in the use of 'cave,' ' twiggez-
vous ' ; and he notes that a French
influence can be ' traced ' in such phrases
as ' I'm not smokin' aujourd'-hui, parce
que je jolly well pense that we'll be
suivi.' "
"The Cleansing of a City"
AN UGLY YOLUME
Messrs. Greeting and Co., Ltd., have
just published, at the price of is. net, a
work entitled " The Cleansing of a
City." We should be happy to subscribe
five guineas to a fund for defraying the
cost of sending a copy to every Member
of both Houses of Parliament and to
every school teacher. There surely can
be no general knowledge by Parliament
of many of the facts or alleged facts de-
scribed in this work — e.g.. that since the
German Emperor cleansed Berlin and the
Municipal authorities swept out Brussels,
London contains more foreign bullies
"dependent for existence" on [ the
" ownership and exploitation of women "
than any city " since the fall of the
Roman Empire." It is said that these
foreign panderers have formed a syndicate
for importing foreign women and decoying
and ruining our women and girls, and for
fighting our police hi the Courts. There
are thousands of these foreign devils and
blackmailers now at work in London.
Mr. Cxeorge R. Sims deserves the thanks
of all for the courage with which he has
exposed this most dangerous stream of
foreign vice, diverted into England, and
not confined to London, because it was
too foul even for Berlin and Brussels.
There is plenty of native vice, and
evervbodv must'agree that this syndicate
of foreign bullies and every member of
it ought to be expelled. England ought
to be made too hot for them. It is too
absurd and incongruous for our British
Government to shake its head and
solemnly lecture the Belgian Government
on the atrocities and immoralities 011 the
Congo when it winks at these atrocities
and' hmnoralities on the Thames. Re-
cently in two parishes of Soho there were
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over a thousand of these foreign bullies,
and the infection is spreading to the
suburbs and to other towns.
Surely it is for the legislative assembly,
as Bishop Welldon points out, to deal
with this foreign cancer.
Other matters dealt with in this ugly
little volume are : — " Unclean Fiction,"
by Dr. Barry, " Noxious Literature," by
Dr. Horton, " Cheap and Nasty Journals,"
by the Editor of the book, " The Moral
Training of Youth," &c. For these the
hope is in education rather than legisla-
tion, and it is for that reason we wish to
see this book hi the hands of every school
teacher in the country.
Little Niggers and AngIo=
Saxon Kings
Speaking at a meeting of the Historical
Association, held at University College,
Gower Street, on January 8th, Mr.
Sidney Webb, London County Council,
said that history was the greatest element
in the teaching of what they called
culture, and no man or woman could
arrive at a state of culture without a
knowledge of history in its widest sense.
History freed men from the bondage of
the present and the domination of self.
Dealing with the way in which history
was taught, Mr. Webb said that when
years ago he was a clerk at the Colonial
Office, he foimd that little black boys
sitting on a form in Sierra Leone were
beginning their study of history by learn-
ing the names of the Anglo-Saxon kings.
(Laughter.) He tried to alter this, and
one of his ideas was to teach them the
time of day by the clock. That, however,
was knocked on the head, for lie was
informed that there was only one clock
in Sierra Leone, and that was at Govern-
ment House. (Laughter.) He then
thought of writing a history of the
world from the point of view of Sierra
Leone. (Laughter.) This was where the
teaching of history fell short. It did not
treat the subject from the point of view
of those who were being taught, * | -\
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE STOP AT 1 800
Personally, he had learnt most of his
history through examinations, and he
thought the examiners were more wise
when they asked the student his views
on feudalism than when they asked him
to name the date of certain events, for
dates alone were not history. Of all the
condemnations which would be passed
upon Oxford and Cambridge, the most
severe would be in consequence of their
exclusion of the history of the Nineteenth
Century from their historical course.
What Time Do You Get
Your " P.C. ? '
As The Publishers' Circular is posted
to subscribers every Friday before 5.30,
it ought to reach all parts of the United
Kingdom on Saturday morning. If any
of our readers have cause for complaint
in this respect, we shall be glad if they
will look at the post mark date and time,
and send us the bandiyif there has been
delay.
Choice and Rare Books
in Messrs. Maggs Bros.'
New Catalogue
Sixpence will be well invested by lovers
of old books in No. 244 Catalogue of the
Choice and Rare Books, Illuminated
MSS., &c, for sale by Messrs. Maggs
Bros., 109 Strand, London. It contains
some most interesting and excellent
reproductions of illustrations, also par-
ticulars of a fourth foho, Shakespeare,
and other rare Shakespeares, 1st editions
of works by Tennyson, .Stevenson , and
Henley, the very rare rst edition of
" Uncle Tom's Cabin " ; the first folio
collected edition of Taylor, the Water
Poet ; a Caxton of 1473, &c. Messrs.
Maggs have very kindly lent us the
extremely interesting reproduction of an
illustration from Malory's Knights of
the Round Table. King Arthur must
have looked rather undignified, both
The Edinburgh School Atlas
Messrs. W. & A. K. Johnston (Loudon
and Edinburgh) have just published an
entirely new atlas for schools. The
plates from winch this atlas is printed
are entirely new, the black and hills
having been specially engraved on separ-
ate copper plates by the very latest
photo-mechanical process in Messrs.
Johnston's studio at Edina works. The
atlas is specially adapted to the teaching
requirements of the present day, showing
as it does the physical features by varying
shades of brown, political boundaries by
hard red lines, and the depths of the sea
by different shades of blue. In order not
to overcrowd the maps, only the names
of the most important places have been
inserted, but the list of names (6,000), of
which the latitude and longitude are
given, is very complete. The location of
places by this means is a very useful
exercise for junior scholars. The pro-
MALORY. HISTORY OF PRINCE ARTHUR. 1634
See No. 25 in Messrs. Maggs' Catalogue
THE KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE.
when he took the chair and when he
vacated it ! But it was a fine way to
prevent jealousy as to who should sit
near to him. Mr. Maggs had better
adopt it at the next annual dinner.
No. 25. — " The Ancient and Famous His-
tory of the renowned Prince Arthur, King
of Britain, wherein is declared his Life and
Death, with all his glorious Battailes
against the Saxons, Saracens and Pagans,
which (for the honour of his country) he
most worthily achieved ; as also, all the
Noble Acts, and Heroicke Deeds of his
Valiant Knights of the Round Table,
newly refined, and published for the
delight and profit of the Reader ; woodcut
frontispiece to each part, 3 vols, in 1, sm.
thick 410., old calf gilt, a fine and perfect
copy, rare, Lond., 1634 (see illustration),
£12 12s."
Mention the "P.C."— Our readers who order books,
&c, they see mentioned or advertised in The Publishers'
Circular will do us a great service if they will mention
the fact to the Publishers and Wholesale Agents.
jection on which each map is drawn is
indicated. The natural scale, scales of
miles and kilometres are given, and,
where possible, an inset map of the
British Isles, or a part thereof, on the
same scale as the main map, is 'given for
purposes of comparison. There are three
pages of letterpress dealing briefly with
the form and size of the earth, elementary
map projections, and the scales of maps.
Messrs. W. & A. K. Johnston are also
makers of many excellent globes for
school and college use, ranging in size
from 1 J ins. at 3s. to 30 inches, £16 16s.
The Healer, a small 3d. magazine on
spiritual healing, published by Hunter
& Longhurst, 58 and 59. Paternoster
Row, contains in its January number
articles by the Right Rev. Bishop Mylne,
on ' ' Some Aspects of Our Lord's
Miracles," and James Moore Hickson on
" Our Lord's Attitude towards Sickness
and Disease."
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Publ^^^rs' Circular
January 16, 1909
Musical Copyright and
Perforated Rolls
The important decision made at Bow-
Street a few months ago, in which it was
held that perforated roll was not a copy
of a musical work, and is not, therefore,
an infringement of copyright, has, as we
anticipated, come before a higher Court
on appeal in Mabe v. Connor. The case
came before the Lord Chief Justice, Mr.
justice Bighani and Mr. Justice Walton
sitting as a Divisional Court, and Mr.
Danckwerts, K.C.. appeared on behalf of
the appellants. The Lord Chief Justice,
in giving judgment, said the Court was
bound by the decision of the Court of
Appeal in Boosey v. White, and that the
Magistrate's decision must be upheld.
Mr. Justice Bigham expressed himself as
not satisfied that the rolls did not con-
stitute a piracy, but the decision of the
Court of Appeal precluded him from so
deciding. The appeal was, therefore,
dismissed, but leave for further appeal
was granted.
The S. and S. Practical
Object Drawing Handbooks
Messrs. Schofiexd & Sims, Ltd., of
Huddersfield, are the publishers of a
series of Handbooks for Teachers on
Practical Object Drawing. Mr. R. E.
Green is the author. The series com-
prises a six years' graduated course, and
one of the chief features is the introduc-
tion of natural objects in place of the
artificial objects so often used. How
much more interested children would be
if, instead of piling up a cone, a cube, a
triangle, and a few other shapes, the
teacher were to give them some such
article as an inkstand, pocket-book, cup
and saucer, jam-pot, flower-pot, &c. ?
This is a sensible and most useful series.
Another useful manual for teachers
is Book HI. of Physical Exercise, for
children from 12 — 14 years of age. It
is illustrated with good photographs, and
with Books I. and II., should be in great
demand. All interested should send for a
copy of Messrs. Schofield & Sims' general
catalogue of School Series, just issued,
dated January— March, 1909.
Regarding the
New Edition of the
250 Recipe Cookery Book
Good cookery is the foundation of good
health and good temper, and we welcome
the second revised and improved edition
of " The 250 Recipe Cookery Book," just
published at is. by Messrs. Evans Bros.,
Byron House, Fleet Street. The title is
" The 250 Recipe Cookery Book," and in
addition to these recipes, each of which
represents an appetising, inexpensive
dish, there are valuable hints on methods
of roasting, boiling, pastry-making, &c.
We wish a copy were in use in eyery
kitchen — no book would add so much to
the gaiety of our nation — and we want it
when our skies are so leaden, like under-
done pastry.
Booksellers Sell Nearly
30,000 Copies of
The People's •'Gladstone"
Booksellers may care to know that
nearly 30,000 copies of the Daily Chronicle
popular edition of Lord Morley's " Life
of Gladstone " have been sold through
" the trade " since it was published at the
end of October. These figures — which,
of course, do not include direct individual
sales — show how effectively booksellers
have handled the edition, and how well
worth their while it was to do so. They
also show what may be done during the
spring with a biography so full of vitality
as the " Gladstone," in a five-shilling
edition.
An Educational Work on
Bee=Keeping
Mr. G. M. Doolittle, author of " Scientific
Queen - Rearing," has just published
another work, which will doubtless be very
useful to bee-keepers in this country as
well as hi his own country, the United
States. The new brochure is entitled
" A Year's Work in an Out-Apiary "
(61 pp., price 50 cents), and is published
by the A. I. Root Company, of Medina,
U.S.A.. publishers of the semi-monthly,
Gleanings in Bee Culture. This illustrated
work is devoted to practical bee-keeping
in out-apiaries for beginners as well as
experts, and shows how it is possible to
get an average of 114 pounds of honey
per colony even in a poor season. We
know nothing about bee-keeping, but it
is one of the oldest of human industries
and a fascinating one also. Mr. Doolittle
is an enthusiast, and as a natural con-
sequence his work is done from the heart
as well as the head ; it fairly hums with
good suggestions all through.
It opens in this pleasant fashion :
" The sun rose bright and clear on
the morning of April 14th. 1905, the
morning of my sixtieth birthday ; and
as old Sol peered over the hill-top hi
all his golden splendour, kissing the
swelling buds and cheering all ani-
mated nature with the intuition that
' Sprhig has come,' I proposed to Mr.
Clark, my partner, that we go over to
the out-apiary, five miles distant, and
set the bees out of the cellar, the bees
in the home apiary having been set
out three days previously."
As in Medina, Ohio, the roads are
under deep mud or snow six mouths out
of the twelve, Mr. Doolittle cannot use
his auto all the time for getting about, so
he uses it as a motor for the grindstone,
churn, feed-cutter, buzz-saw, &c.
Religious Tract Society
Cricket Club
Fifth Annual dinner
Thanks to the generosity of Mr. James
Bowden (R.T.S. Lay Secretary and Pre-
sident of the Cricket Club) 04 members of
the staff spent a most enjoyable evening
at Anderton's Hotel, Fleet Street, on
Wednesday evening, January 6th. The
Cricket Club had a record season in 1908
— viz., 12 wins and 2 losses. Mr. Wm.
Gribble won the Batting Prize, and Mr.
R. Gray the Bowling Prize. The well-
served dinner was followed by the usual
speeches. After dinner oratory is often
a thing to be endured and not enjoyed,
but on tliis as on former occasions of the
Club's dinners, the speakers were in great
form. After the toast of " The King and
Queen " had been loyally received, Mr
G. T. Betts, hi his usual able manner,
proposed " The Health of the R.T.S.
Counnittee." The Rev. A. R. Buckland,
M.A., recently returned from Cliina, pro-
posed " The Health of the Staff," and the
Rev. R. C. Earle, M.A., responded hi a
very pleasant and humorous maimer.
" The R.T.S. C.C.," the toast of the
evening, was proposed by the Editor of
The Boy's Own Paper, Mr. G. A. Hutchi-
son, hi a very genial maimer, Mr. Wm.
Gribble responding.' " The Health of the
President " wras proposed by the Rev. C.
H. Irwin, M.A., and Mr. E. Henderson
Smith thanked the visitors for their
attendance. The visitors were the
artistes, who supplied a very fine even-
ing's music. The part singing of the
Occasional Glcemen was most tastefully
rendered. Mr. Frederick Addison's songs
and encores were admirably sung. The
same criticism may be extended also to
the efforts of Mr. Stewart Gardner. Mr.
Wilfred Seton, and Mr. William Gribble.
The singing of " Auld Lang Syne "
brought a most delightful evening to
an end.
Education on the Nile
"So you are just back from a circular
tour of the Mediterranean, including
Egypt and the Nile. Well, well '. "
The speaker was George Ade. Shaking
the hand of the brown young farmer, he
went on : —
" I know the sort of conversation you
heard over there — in Egypt, say. Listen
and I'll tear off a yard or two. It ran like
this :
" ' Isn't it lovely ? Cleopatra lived
here, and Moses, and Pharaoh. It makes
your head swim, doesn't it ? '
" ' I guess it's tlie bad air. It hurts
my head, too. Is that the Nile ? '
" ' Look at the crocodile basking hi
j the sun.'
" ' Is he basking ? Oh, Maude, dear,
by the way, is your new basque to have
the fashionable long sleeves ? '
" ' Gee, there's the Sphinx ! '
" ' And that must be the desert. But
I I don't see any caravans.'
" ' No. How provoking ! '
" ' Isn't it nice to travel on a railroad
j where they don't have any soot ? '
" ' Yes. and do yoq notice the balmy,
spicy smell ? '
" ' Yes. indeed. Just like cloves,
isn't it ? What can it be ? I'll ask the
brakeman. Brakeman I '
" ' Yes, madam ? '
" ' Where does that spicy smell come
from ? '
" ' From the engine, ma'am. We don't
j use nothing but mummies for fuel 011 this
1 here line.' " — Philadelphia Bulletin.
January 16, 1909 The Publishers' Circu la r
93
Continental Book=Trade
Notes
(If our readers would like to have
translations of the titles we will give
thein.) uj L ^
Messrs. Beond & CiE, of Paris, have
just issued " Le Cathohcisme en Angle-
terre au ioe siecle," by Paul Thureau-
Dangiu : price 3.50 francs.
' ' Guy de Maupassant : Sein Leben und
seine Wtrke " is a most interesting work
of literary biography, by Herr Paul Malm,
which has just been brought out by
Herren Egon Fleischel ex Co.. of Berlin ;
price, 10 marks, cloth.
Messrs. Desforges, of Paris, will publish
inunediately ' ' La Telephonie sans hi et la
Telegraphic sans hi," by A. Berthier,
Iugenieur ; price 5 francs.
Herr Otto Leuz, of Leipzig, pubhshed
on the 4th hist, an entirely revised
edition of ' ' Der Gang der Ausbildung des
Remontepferdes " ; price 5 marks.
Messrs. R. Chapelot &Cie., of Paris,
amioiuice an hiterestmg book by Charles
Chaumet, Depute de la Gironde, Rap-
porteur du Budget de la Marine, entitled,
" La Crise Navale " ; price 3.50 francs.
'England und Deutsehland " is the
title of a new pamphlet by Herr 0.
vSclmltzky ; price 1.50 mark.
Herren Mittler und Solm, of Berlin,
will publish an important bibliographical
handbook, " Bibliographie des Napo-
leonischen Zeitalters einschliesslieh der
Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerika,"
by Friedrich M. Kircheisen. This work
will be completed hi 2 vols., and con-
tain 200,000 titles. The first vohmie is
out, and costs 12.50 marks.
The Borsenblatt fitr den deutschen
Buchhandel is entering the 76th year
of its publication. In the first numbers
of the current year it pubhshed an
interesting article giving an accotmt of
the development of this trade paper so
well-known in the book trade.
La Technique modeme, revue illustree
des sciences appliquees a l'industrie, au
commerce et a l'agriculture, is a new-
French monthly published by Messrs.
Dunod & Pinat, of Paris ; subscription
price, 18 francs a year.
Herr Hermann Paetel, of Berlin,
announces the first parts of " Das
moderne Belgien." This interesting pub-
lication will be completed in 6 parts and
richly illustrated ; price of each part
1.75 mark.
M. Armand Colin published recently
" La langue francaise d'aujourdhui —
Evolution — Probl ernes actuels," by Al-
bert Dauzat ; price 3.50 francs.
Herr C. F. Amelang, of Leipzig, will
issue shortly a " Geschichte der alteren
siidslavischen Literaturen," by D. M.
Murko ; price 5 marks.
M. Ernest Flanunarion, of Paris, has
brought out lately an important work-
entitled " Rosa Bonheur : sa vie, son
ceuvre," by Anna Klumpke, giving 300
reproductions of works by the famous
artist, of which 7 are in heliogravure ;
price 50 francs.
Messrs. Fratelli Bocca of Turin, an-
nounce as ready " L'Ordinamento del
credito fondiario hi Europa e particolar-
mente in Italia," by B. C. de Rossi ; price
10 lires.
" 20 Jahr.e S. M. Heitere Bilder zu
ernsten Ereignissen," with an introduc-
tion by Maximilian Harden, is an amusing
little book of caricatures dealing with the
German Emperor ; it is published by
the Verlag der Lustigen Blatter, of Berlin,
and costs 1.50 mark.
" Le Cesar Allemand devant les siens
et devant ses allies. Ce que la caricature
pense de Lui. ce qu'Il en pense," is
another amusing pamphlet dealing with
the same subject, with an introduction
and an open letter to the Emperor by
John Grand Carteret; price 1.50 franc.
Trade Notes
I, David Winter, sole partner of the
firm of Winter, Duncan & Co., stationers,
booksellers and printers, of 24, Castle
Stieet, Dundee, beg to intimate that I
assumed my son, Frederick Winter, as a
partner on January 1st, 1909. From and
after that date the business will be
carried on by myself and son under the
new firm name and style of David
Winter & Son. I take this opportunity
of thanking my many customers and
friends for their patronage, and of
assuring them that all business entrusted
to my new firm will active the most
careful attention.
The Editor The Publisher's
Circular.
Dear Sir, — We beg to inform you that
the publishing business of Anthony Tre-
herne & Co., Ltd., 12, York Buildings,
Adtiphi, W.C., has. been purchased by
Mr. Wm. Webster, "F.R.G.S., who will
carry it on hi future at the same address,
under the style of A. Treherne & Co.,
Ltd. — Yours faithfully, A. Treherne &
Co., Ltd. (T. Read Davies), Director and
Secretary.
Mr. Horace Woollett, representing
Messrs. Frederick Warne & Co., London,
Messrs. Sett en & Durward, Bhmingham,
and other well known houses, will sail by
the Lucania ss. on the 16th hist, for a
business trip through Canada.
"America at College"*
This is an interesting book and meets a
distinct need. It is too common to find
Englishmen otherwise well informed who
know nothing whatever of American
Universities beyond the bare names of
two or three. This ignorance is due not
to indifference, but to the lack of any
accessible information. Mr. Risk supplies
that information at first hand. He gives
us, as the result of a recent tour, chapters
on each of the great Universities, on a
typical small college, and on four leading
women's colleges. The book is brightly
written and will be read with advantage
by graduates of British Universities, who
will find much to admire and something
to envy in American University develop-
ment.
* "America at College," by Robert K. Risk. Glasgow:
John Smith & Son.
Glasgow Book Trade Notes
By " Mungo "
%
A GOOD part of the business done on the
week following Christmas Day, and, in
Scotland, also that following New Year's
Day, is made up of exchanging volumes
1 that have been given hi duplicate, or
that have not suited the literary tastes
of the recipients. This latter reason
brings forward the old question of whose
taste is consulted in buying a gift book.
i and, for the purpose in hand, this specially
applies to juvenile literature.
Judging from some of the volumes
that find their way back to the bookshop
some of our young friends must have-
been grievously disappointed with Santa
Claus' visit ; but it is a difficult problem
I to solve.
It is becoming more customary for
children to be allowed to choose their
own presents from the shelves, and the
delight they have in doing this no doubt
makes up for what is lost in anticipation
of Christmas morning ; but parents and
! aunts and uncles who prefer to follow
! the other method often fall back on
books they found delight in hi their
j " golden age," and this habit explains
in some measure how some titles always
! appear in the lists. And without decrying
j these particular books, it is quite legiti-
mate to suppose that they might not be
so suitable for the child as some of the
newer ones that are passed over ; at
least, the newer books are often more
attractively produced than the old ones,
and this counts for a good deal with
children.
This, of course, does not apply to the
classics of the children's bookshelf, and
I " Robinson Crusoe," " Swiss Family,"
and " Treasure Island " will always hold
their place in the hearts of boys and girls ;
j and the girl of to-day very often shows a
decided preference for boys' books, and
would much rather have a Henty or a
Ballantyne than anything written by
one of their own sex.
The animal story and books of a
mechanical nature are becoming more
j and more popular. Thompson Seton and
W. J. Long have already made their
name as writers of animal stories, and as
the chief end of a tale is to give delight
the recent discussion as to the veracity of
our authors need not trouble us. A. J.
Dawson's splendid dog story, " Finn the
I Wolfhound," was a notable addition to
this season's hst and proved itself a
favourite.
Captain Brereton and Herbert Strang
go far to satisfy the Glasgow boy's tliirst
for something new in adventure, and
amongst the more recent writers of
girls' books, Christina Gowans Whyte
i holds a good place. Amy Le Feuvre.
! Mrs. Vaizey, L. T. Meade and Louisa
Alcott are always popular.
The larger illustrated editions of
" Alice in Wonderland " and " A Child's
Garden of Verses " have been much in
demand ; but Tenniel's " Alice " holds
its own against all-comers. The older
! Annuals have shown a falling off this
season, competition with newer books
with more coloured illustration telling
against them, much as the rag book is
telling on the paper toy book.
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January ib, 1909
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Matriculation, the Oxford and Cambridge
Locals, the College of Preceptors, etc.
In Two Parts. Part I.— Texts. Part II.—
Answers. Crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d. net.
French Verbs Simplified and Made Easy. In
Two Tables, followed by a List of the
Verbs with their Corresponding Sub-
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From children to schoolmaster is but
a step, and some weeks ago, when con-
gratulating a teacher on the approach of
tlie Christmas vacation, I remarked that
at t generous holiday would be much
appreciated by booksellers. His reply
was to the effect that he needed a rest
more than the bookseller did, as his
work was not manual labour. It seems
that pedagogues, while sure of their
own, are not agreed as to the bookseller's
social standing, for some days later I was
told that the daughter of a bookseller,
who is also a picture framer, had been
admitted to a private academy on the
strength of the bookselling side of her
father's business, the mistress looking
upon bookselling as a profession but
upon picture framing as a trade. I am
left wonderhig whether I am a profes-
sional man or a labourer.
Mr. Mackenzie Bell's Poems
Now Used in schools
Mr. Mackenzie Bell has composed a
long preface, with some touches of auto-
biography, for the definitive book of his
verse entitled " Poems," to be published
at once from 4, .Southampton Row,
London, W.C., price 2s. 6d. The volume
will be divided into sections, entitled,
respectively, " Poems of Nature,"
" Poems of Consolation and Religion,"
" Poems and Sonnets concerning
Shakespeare," " Pictures of Travel,"
" Poems Founded on History," " Mis-
cellaneous Sonnets," " Poems of
L,ove." " Lyrical and Other Poems."
" Humorous Poems," and " Poems for
School Recitations, Standards I. and II.,"
the latter necessitated by the fact that
his work is now used as an " unseen "
reading book in schools. In the essay
above mentioned, the author says :
" Early Wordsworth moved me in
some sort ; but it was not the poet of
the great ' Ode to Immortality,' nor
the consummate sonneteer ; nor the
writer of the more exquisite Lyrical
Ballads of whom I was cognisant ; it
was the Wordsworth of his " pedes-
trian poems." Surely no other exalted
poet of the world ever gave forth so
much below liis proper level. About
the same time, as the result of hearing
Matthew Arnold speak one evening in
Liverpool, I read some of his poetry,
and it took hold of me. But, here
again, I liked him for the wrong
qualities."
Mr. Mackenzie Bell then goes on to
explain briefly how he sought to remedy
his defects, and how great was the
influence of his friend, Mr. Theodore
Watts-Dun ton, the writer of " Ahvyn,"
to whom the volume is dedicated.
Interesting Walton Relic
for Sale
On Wednesday, January 20th, in a sale
commencing at 1 o'clock. Messrs. Hodg-
son, of 115, Chancery Lane, will sell by
auction a beautiful document, being the
original copy and probate of Izaak
Walton's will, on parchment, size 20 by
29 inches, with the seal of the Court of
Canterbury j~ attached, dated February
4th, 1683.
Letters to the Editor
[We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
opinions expressed by our Correspondents .]
ESPERANTO SIMPLE AFTER ALL
Dear Sir, — Your issue of the 19th ult.
contains aspersions on the international
language, Esperanto, which (as an Espe-
rantist) I trust you will give me an oppor-
tunity to refute. Your correspondent,
who sends you a paragraph of Esperanto
selected for abuse because of the r umber
of times the letter " j " occurs in it,
omits to inform your readers that this
consonant is pronounced in Esperanto
not as the English " j " but as the English
" y." When this is understood, the con-
tention that Esperanto sounds ugly be-
cause it contains many " j's " falls to the
ground. In point of fact, those who have
I heard good Esperanto speakers inva-
riably say that the language sounds like
Italian — confessedly the most beautiful of
the national languages. The question as
to whether " j " is a nice letter to look at
is purely one of taste. In most editions
of Latin books it is foimd convenient to
use it, the letter being then pronounced
by modern Latinists as in Esperanto —
e.g. (Latin), jam = jam (Esperanto). The
origin of the English prejudice against
the letter " j " is. no doubt, the fact that
it denotes in the English alphabet a com-
pound consonantal sound. Esperanto,
however, is not constructed solely for
English ideas, being truly international :
and the Esperanto value of the symbol
" j " is the one which over a hundred
millions of people, including Germans,
Poles, Dutch, Russians. Bohemians, Scan-
dinavians and Italians, attach to it. In
Spanish it has a somewhat similar sound,
and French and English, which differ
among themselves in the sound they give
to it, are the only widely -spoken lan-
guages to which it appears strange.
Apart from this, the defaming of a lan-
guage by castigating a selected para-
graph constructed " ad hoc " is a puerile
expedient, which could be employed with
equal injustice to prove by citation of
such sentences as ' ' Peter picked a peck of
pepper," that English is afflicted with a
superabundance of initial " p's." The
great matter wherein so many would-be
improvers of Esperanto have deceived
themselves is that the language, though
it has been — for European consumption —
presented as if it were a flexional lan-
guage, is really an agglutinative language
like Turkish and many languages of Asia,
this being, of course, the secret of the
success of Esperanto in the East, the
Japanese having an excellent Esperanto
magazine, and an Esperanto grammar,
&c." in Arabic, having now appeared.
Esperanto consists, therefore, entirely
of roots, which are put together without
internal inflexion, as required by the
sense. If, therefore " o " signifies a
noun and " j " gives the idea of plurality;
the combined notion of a noun in the
plural is expressed by "oxj" = "oj."
There is a very essential difference be-
tween this system and a system under
which " o " is changed to " i " hi the
plural, for we must either regard this
latter as an inflexion or make two
separate definitions of substantive ter-
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niinations, where Esperanto has one only.
This is but one instance in which the
alleged simplification of points in Espe-
ranto turns out on inspection to be a
complication. Furthermore, every effort
has been made in Esperanto to keep the
number of roots in common use down to
the lowest possible number. It is not
till one has practised it that one realises
what a tremendous amount of meaning
can be expressed by the excellent selection
of fundamental roots which we have in
Esperanto, and because Esperanto, like
English, German or Greek, makes com-
pound words from its own roots if pos-
sible, many international words are really
rendered superfluous to Esperanto. This
moderation and economy of material is
greatly to the advantage of those users
of Esperanto, often poor and dwelling in
remote places, who cannot afford large
and costly books. This fundamental
vocabulary thus forms the staple of the
Esperanto language just as the thousand
or two of Saxon words hi common speech
do in English, while among them comes
and go as as the topics of the occasion
demand a " floating population " of inter-
national words, which, if they survive,
are ultimately accepted into the complete
dictionaries in the form which experience
has shown to be preferable, laktuko being,
for instance, the accepted form for
"lettuce." These then are the "2,000
new words " which one of your correspon-
dents uses as a bogey. They are only
new in the sense that they have lately
been put into a dictionary. As every
fresh word is a fresh difficulty, because it
is one thing more to remember, Espe-
rantists use up old material if possible,
and this is why "to waver (in one's
mind) " was used instead of hezit-i (to
hesitate). As to " akuz-i " (to accuse),
the word kulpigi {ie , to put in fault)
really corresponds to the circumstances,
as Continental law considers the accused
as faulty until he shows he is not. In
England (fortunately for usEsperantists),
akuzi is not the same tiling as kulpigi.
Esperanto is on the right road, the only
one which can lead to success. — Yours
faithfully,
G. E. Browne
(Teacher of Esperanto to the Northern
Polytechnic, Holloway, N., the FCC,
the Working Men's College, &c.)
75, St. John's Wood Ter., N.W.
"THE NATURE OF AN
ANAGRAM "
My Dear Sir, — I am,- of course, quite
open to criticism and correction, but your
reviewer, on p. 48 of your issue of January
9th, seems to misunderstand the nature
of an anagram. He quotes, as a sample
from my new Puzzle Book, the answer
I sent to a competition question in
Truth, " Why is every angler, ipso facto,
an Ananias ? " My answer took the
form of an anagram, in which exactly the'
same letteis are used, and each is used once,
and only once : "A liar, he spins gay
fancies to a woven yarn."
Your reviewer, ridiculing this, pro-
poses the question, " Why is every
anagram maker, ipso facto, an ass ? "
and proposes, as an answer by anagram
" An anagram maker, ipso facto, wastes
his own time with oth ers." This, as you
will see at a glance, is no anagram at all.
The letters of one sentence are found hi
the other, but some are used many times
over, and whole words recur , which is never
allowed in an anagram. If he was merely
" pulling my leg," I have no desire to
kick, but am, — Sincerely yours,
(The Rev.) A. Cyrix, Pearson.
[The fact, is our reviewer of the Rev. A.
Cyril Pearson's work is an angler, and was
not pulling anybody's leg, only kicking
back.— Ed. P.C.]
R. E. KING, LTD., NOT SAME AS
R. E. KING
Dear Sir, — Referring to the report of a
prosecution now pending at Bow Street
Police Court against Mr. R. E. King,
trading as "' R. E. King & Co.," we would
ask you to kindly make it clear hi your
next issue that the style of our company
is " R. E- King & Co., Limited," and that
there is no connection whatever between
us. Thanking you in anticipation, We
are, Dear Sir, — Yours faithfully,
R. E. King & Co., Ltd.
(J. A. JamES, Manager).
106-110, Tabernacle Street, E.C.
Notices of Books
From Messrs. Allman & Son. — " Sketch
of the Tudor Period," by S. M. Toyne,
M.A. This slight sketch is an aid to, and
not a substitute for, the reading of history.
The contents are so arranged as to show the
correlation of important events in the
period of history dealt with ; " no fact
ought to be regarded separately — its
importance rests on its bearing on other
facts."
From Al-Mokattam Printing Office, Cairo. —
" Egyptian Arabic Primer," by W. A.
Betts, M.D., CM., F.R.C.S. Second
• edition of a booklet intended to be of
assistance to those who are learning the
elements of Egyptian colloquial Arabic.
The system of transliteration closely
follows that used by Spiro in his excellent
English-Arabic vocabulary.
From Mr. Edward Arnold. — " A Parson
in the Australian Bush," by C. H. S.
Matthews, M.A. The author's aim has
been to give as vivid a picture of bush life
as possible, and only incidentally to deal
with what he believes to be the reasons
for the failure of the Anglican Church,
and every other form of organised Chris-
tianity, in Australia. It might be feared
that the book would, in consequence, be
too " religious " to suit the majority of
readers, but such is not the case. The
author has succeeded in depicting for us
the characteristics of Australian life, full
of humour and pathos, which should
materially help to remove our general
ignorance, and should be doubly welcome
at a time when interest in our Colonies
is steadily growing.
From the Same. — " Latin Prose Composi-
tion," by W. R. Hardie, M.A., Professor of
Humanity in the University of Edinburgh.
Oxford men still remember the brilliant
young Scot who, a quarter of a century ago
entered Balliol as scholar, literally swept
the boards of the University on the
classical side and became Fellow and
Tutor of his College at twenty-two. Con-
tributions to the higher scholarship were
confidently expected from him, but hither-
to, if we except a volume of Essays, he has
been content with mere routine work.
The present book is the direct result of
that routine work ; i.e., it is the outcome
of Professor Hardie' s long experience in
teaching both at Oxford and Edinburgh.
His purpose is to inculcate the value of
literary qualities as distinct from mere
grammatical accuracy. He praises Verse
Composition because it " has this great
merit and value, that instead of merely
remembering things and reproducing them
exactly, as he is constantly doing, the
pupil for once produces something of his
own that has an artistic shape." He sees
no reason why Prose Composition " should
not have a similar merit or attractiveness " ;
and it is to aid advanced pupils in de-
veloping their artistic sense that he has
written this book. We may say at once
that it is excellently designed to accom-
plish its author's purpose, that is to enable
a student to view a piece of Latin prose as
Cicero might conceivably have viewed it.
The volume is divided into two parts
(which may be bought separately), the first
containing notes on Grammar, Style and
Idiom ; the second a selection of passages
for translation into Latin. To see how
effectively Professor Hardie handles his
subject the intending purchaser has but
to glance at the section on Style. Es-
pecially good are the pages on Metaphor
and Rhythm. Equally suggestive is the
chapter on the Resources of Expression in
Latin. Indeed we are disposed' to ..think
that this and the chapter on Style are, out
and away the best of their kind that have
appeared in England dor many years.
The passages for translation have been
chosen with the judgment of a brilliantly
successful teacher ; the collection of moral,
philosophical and literary criticisms being
particularly appropriate. But the whole
book is admirable, and may be recom-
mended without qualification to teachers
and advanced students.
From The British Esperanto Association.- —
" The Esperanto Manual," by Margaret L.
Jones, F.B.E.A. A complete guide to
Esperanto in the form of twenty-five
lectures specially adapted to the require-
ments of pupils in evening classes. It
contains exercises, anecdotes, aids to
conversational practice, commercial letters
and guides to correspondence, literary
articles by foreign contributors and others,
short poems, complete grammar and a
vocabulary. " The Esperanto Teacher,"
by Helen Fryer, is now in its third edition
(revised). As a simple course for non-
grammarians it has proved very useful.
From The Clarendon Press, Oxford. —
" School Algebra," by W. E. Paterson,
M.A., B.Sc. The main object of this work
is to provide a book on modern lines that is
suitable for the beginner and can be con-
tinued in use for higher forms. In the
order adopted and in general treatment the
suggestions of the Mathematical Asso-
ciation have been largely followed. The
early chapters are very full in explanation,
and are written in simple, even colloquial,
language. By means of examples, some
worked in the text, others set as exercises,
the student is led to discover or verify the
fundamental laws of Algebra.
From Messrs. Dawbarn & Ward, Ltd. —
" The Photo Miniature Series : No. 93,
Development (Gaslight) Papers." This
volume deals exhaustively with the whole
art of print-making by artificial light, using
a paper which requires development. The
different varieties are described, a table of
gaslight papers is given, the little difficul-
ties of exposure explained, with formula.'
and methods for development. Indis-
pensable to all photographers.
From Messrs. J. M. Dent & Co. — " Nature
Study," by J. R. Aiusworth Davis, M.A.,
F.C.P. It is being gradually recognised
on all hands that the study of Nature is a
necessary part of the equipment of all
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educated people, and Principal Davis's
reader for the higher classes of schools just
answers the purpose of training the |
faculties of the young. It gives in simple,
non-technical language a connected sketch
of the natural history of plants and animals.
Common or familiar examples are chosen
when practicable, while many beautiful
nature photographs by Mr. Hugh Main,
B.Sc, have been used as illustrations —
"Satires Epitres " and " L'Art Poetique
de Boileau." Preface by Augustin Filon.
This is the latest addition to " Les Clas-
siques Francais " series, edited by H.
Warner Allen.
From Mr. Henry J. Drane. — " After the
Confession, and Other Verses," by Adolphe
Danziger. A little book of love poems,
after the manner of Henreich Heine, many
of which are of a sensuous nature.
From the Same. — " General Knowledge of j
Common Things," by Amy B. Cowan. A i
little book of questions and answers, em-
bodying knowledge of common things
under daily observation. It is intended
for the use of very young children.
From Messrs. Duckworth & Co. — " Sir
Richard Tangye," by Dr. Stuart J. Reid. I
The biography of a man who started from
nothing and attained to wealth and honours
must always be interesting. But Sir R.
Tangye was much more than a mere
successful man of business. He had a
resolute spirit, a cultivated intellect, a
sympathetic and sunny temperament, and |
a natural gift for friendship. The record
of his life therefore makes in the practised
hands of Dr. Reid a fascinating book,
which touches at many points the religious
and political movements of the time, and
is brightened by not a few anecdotes. There
is a portrait and a good index.
From the Same. — " Handbook of Geography :
Descriptive and Mathematical," by Emil
Reich. Vol. 2. In this learned volume
it is shown, first, how we succeeded in deter-
mining correctly the geometrical situation
of a given town or hill on the globe ; and
secondly, how we succeed in locating this
situation on a given map. The advantages
to be derived from a study of this handbook
are such as are not easily to be met with
elsewhere. There are a number of ex-
planatory figures in the text.
From Messrs. Luzac & Co. — " Semitic
Magic : Its Origins and Development,"
by R. Campbell-Thompson, M.A. (Cantab.).
It is difficult to understand the attitude
of the British Museum authorities in
refusing to allow the author of this work
to study the unpublished cuneiform
Assyrian tablets in the British Museum.
" Hence the material at hand for a study
of a most interesting branch of comparative
religion is more imperfect than I could
have wished." The subjects dealt with
include " Demons and Ghosts," " Demo-
niac Possession and Tabu," " Sympathetic
Magic," " The Atonement Sacrifice." The
work is not only of great value to the
student of the special subjects with which
it treats, but also to students of the Bible
for the light it throws on many of the
peculiar customs referred to in the Old
Testament, and helps to explain the
hidden reason why these customs existed.
To t.ie student of Man throughout t te ages
this work must also be most valuable.
There is a really splendid index, w.iich will ]
open its wealth of information to all kinds !
of searchers after knowledge. Under " A," |
for instance, we find references to Ants in
Magic ; Alkali in Magic ; Arm in Magic ; (
Ash in Magic ; Ass in Magic, and so on I
through t'\e whole alphabet. Between
the superstition which amounts to a half
regret at seeing the new moon through a
glass window and the superstition w ich is
related! to every act and thought of life the |
distance is indeed great. They believed
that every being had innumerable demons ;
we seem to be losing our belief in the
existence even of one for the whole lot of
us. Since the above was in type, we were
amused from a private letter of Mr.
W. Clark Russell to find he pretends to
believe we are in for a bad time, because
this year commenced on a Friday. He
says it is his only superstition, but that
nothing would induce him to commence
any important business on a Friday ; he
even seems to regret that the Messina
earthquake did not happen on a Friday, as
it clearly ought to have done in the
interests of the " Friday " superstition.
From Messrs. George Philip & Son, Ltd. —
" Lands Beyond the Channel," by H. J.
Mackinder, M.A. The Mediterranean and
Europe are dealt with in the present
volume ; the geography of the countries
is first dealt with, and the history is then
told in such a manner as to comment on
that geography. There are one hundred
and fifty-six illustrations and nine coloured
maps.
From Messrs. Hugh Rees, Ltd. — " The
Merchant of Venice," edited by George F.
Chambers, F.R.A.S. Mr. Chambers is of
the opinion that Bowdler " did not go
nearly far enough " in mangling Shake-
speare's plays for the consumption of the
" Lady Reader." The present version is
prepared for private parties of readers
sitting round a winter's fire. It can be
read aloud in about two hours. The
abridgment is certainly very judicious,
the type employed is large, and a little
incidental music is provided at the end
by Cotsford Dick.
From Mr. Ernest J. Rutland. — " Electrical
Terms and Phrases," by Ernest J. Rutland.
A phonographic phrase book of common
phrases and terms met with in the elec-
trical, electro-mechanical and general en-
gineering professions, written in the
briefest reporting style. A series of
engineering letters, counted for dictation
purposes, are appended.
From Messrs. Schofield & Sons, Ltd. — ■
" Story Readers " — an entirely new series
of reading books for youngsters. No. 1,
entitled " At Duty's Call," by W. Hislop,
fully illustrated by W. H. Groome, is suit-
able for children from ten to twelve years
of age. No. 2, " Toot-toot ! " by G. R.
Bennett, illustrated by W. H. Croome, for
children from seven to nine years of age.
No. 3, " Norse Stories," retold by Mrs.
Plant, with coloured illustrations by
J. H. Lunn, for cliildreu from eight to ten.
" Children of the New Forest," abridged
and adapted by M. T. Yates, is the first
of a series of juvenile books, entitled
" Old Friends With New Faces."
From Messrs. William Smith & Sons (Aber-
deen).— " The Lone Shieling, or The Author-
ship of the ' Canadian Boat Song ' with other
Literary and Historical Sketches," by
G. M. Fraser, Librarian, Public Library,
Aberdeen. A volume of essays of unusual
merit and fine literary flavour, some of
which have appeared in Scotch periodicals.
Mr. Fraser combines the erudition of the
book-worm with the attractive qualities
of the man of feeling and imagination, and
his book deserves a place upon the shelves
of all who are interested in Scottish life.
As to the authorship of the " Canadian
Boat Song," we think Mr. Fraser makes
out a very good case for its being the work
of John Wilson, and written between the
years 1829 and 1837.
From The Un versity Tutorial Press Ltd. —
" The New Matriculation Chemistry," by
G. H. Bailey, D.Sc, Ph.D., edited by
William Briggs, LL.D., M.A., &c. This
book is spcially adapted to the Loudon
University Matriculation syllabus, and it
has for some years been found of the
greatest service to students, by whom its
merits have been thoroughly tested.
The work of preparing the fourth edition
has been entrusted to Mr. H. W. Bausor,
M.A., who has re-written the Introductory
Section in order to bring it into closer
accord with the needs of beginners, and
has made other necessary alterations.
Experiments which the student himself
is intended to perform are printed in
small type ; those printed in large type
should be carried out by the teacher. —
"School Hygiene," by Robert A. Lyster,
M.A., B.Sc. Dr. Lyster' s handy volume has
reached a second edition. It provides a
thorough course in the practical hygiene of
child and school life ; it is compact, practical,
and clear, and assumes no previous know-
ledge of the subject. The second edition con-
tains an additional chapter on the organisa-
tion of medical inspection in schools. —
" Geometry : Theoretical and Practical :
Part 3," by W. P. Workman, M.A., B.Sc.
and A. G. Cracknell, M.A., B.Sc, contains
the subject matter of Euclid, Book XL,
treated on modern lines, together with an
elementary account of the Parallelopiped ,
Sphere, and Tetrahedron. The treatment
of the subject is both practical and concrete.
From Messrs. Vinton & Co. — " Agricultural
Almanac and Diary for 1909." A useful
publication for farmers, landowners and
others interested in agriculture. The
calendar is followed by the breeders'
tables, two pages being devoted to each
month, forming a handy and useful
system of keeping breeding records
throughout the year. There is also a
concise agricultural review of the j-ear
1908, where crops, harvesting, statistics,
yields, and prices are dealt with, followed
by a calendar of farm work for each
month throughout the year, and including
the arable farm, the stock farm, special
crops, the hop garden, and other phases
of the ever-changing monthly duties of
the farmer's vocation.
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Thomas B. Mosher, the American
Book - Pirate — A Warning to
English Booksellers . . .-113
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Thomas B. Mosher, the
American Book Pirate
A Warning to English
Booksellers
" Without Flourish of Trumpets"
In his advertisements of what he calls
" Mosher Books " Mr. T. B. Mosher tells
us that " For a dozen years the most
artistic volumes at their price that have
been issued in America have been pub-
lished, not from New York or Boston, nor
even in Philadelphia or Chicago, but in
Portland, Maine. In that little city
Thomas B. Mosher has been printing,
without flourish of trumpets or wide
advertising, volume after volume which
in artistic excellence are not excelled by
the issues of any publishing house in the
World. Then, too, Mosher has reprinted
only the Gems of literature that have
been declared of the first water — Gems
that are beyond objection Jewels of the
World's treasury of brilliant writing. We
may also assert that the question of Gain
has been secondary in Mosher's calcula-
tions."
Mosher modestly calculates " That's
so ! "
" I think it demonstrable," he says,
" that work like This must of necessity
be founded upon other than mere money
values."
Mr. Mosher is right. It is founded on
brazen literary piracy.
" More deeply than ever," he says,
" I feel the responsibility of my individua-
lity in bookmaking."
Book-stealing would have been nearer
the mark. His conscience must have
tickled him when, after gratuitously
Mosherising Mr. Andrew Lang's writings,
he quotes Mr. Lang's " Ghosts in the
Library," beginning : —
" Suppose, when now the house is dumb,
When lights are out, and ashes fall,
Suppose their ancient owners come
To claim our spoils of shop and stall ! ' '
It would be rather awkward for Mr.
Mosher, certainly !
We ought to mention that Mosher
announces that he sends his catalogue to
" any place that can be reached by
mail " ; also, that he advertises it in this
country. In fact, it was some remarks of
Mr. Andrew Lang that led us to ask
one or two other English authors if Mr.
Mosher was selling their " Gems " and
" Jewels " with their consent.
Mr. Andrew Lang on Mosher
Having had occasion to send Mr. Lang
a copy of the P.C. with reference to some
other matter, in his reply he says : —
" Thanks for the P.C, but I hoped
you were studying Mosher in it. To me it
seems unaccountable that decent British
serials should publish his advertisements
and that he should be allowed to sell in
this country what he steals from me.
The illegality and impudence are intoler-
able ! "
In another letter Mr. Lang says that
one of Mosher the Pirate's copies of one
of his " (Mr. Lang's) books had been
innocently offered to him by an English
bookseller. We say " innocently," be-
cause it is illegal to sell these pirated
editions anywhere in the United Kingdom
or the Colonies.
As the Mosher books are principally
by British writers, we wrote to a few of
them, and give their replies.
Mr, George Meredith and Mosher
" Dear Sir, — In reply to yours, Mr.
Mosher, of Portland, Maine, printed and
issued a poem of mine without sending
request and without payment. The book
was well presented."
We fancy Mr. Meredith is not aware
how it was presented.
" The Modern Love, and Other
Poems " in the Mosher pirated edition
include, he has the insolence to say, the
" simple and fresh work " of the author's
earlier years rather than " the contor-
tions and grotesque affectations of his
later style." This is adding insult to
injury in a style most brazen and Mosher-
ish, quite on a par with his "In our
{i.e., Mosher's) opinion Andrew Lang's
1 Helen of Troy ' will be found a very
lasting production, second only to William
Morris's splendid version."
Mr. Lang and other authors may be
interested to know that Mosher's
" Limited Edition " of his books run to
925 copies, and " there is also a Japan
vellum edition," and that " delivery to
any part of the world is guaranteed ' ' by
Mosher, who reserves the right to " put
up " the price when he likes.
Mr. Maurice Hewlett and Mosher
Mr. Maurice Hewlett says : " Mosher
stole from me in '96, and he has gone on
stealing since. Of course, he paid nothing,
but with sublime impudence he once
sent me a copy of his plunder ! "
"Vernon Lee" and Mr. Mosher
•• Vernon Lee " says : "Mr. Mosher has
reprinted repeatedly from my works, and
always without authorisation or payment.
He did, indeed, send me a copy of an essay,
but has not even done that for other
books. Two or three years ago I had
occasion to remonstrate with an Oxford
bookseller for offering for sale (not
secondhand) Mosher reprints of works by
my friend the late Walter Pater."
In some instances, where Mosher was
probably not sure whether an American
copyright existed or not, he has asked
permission ; but the fact remains, and, as
we have already pointed out,
Booksellers and Private Book-
buyers Should Note
I that this Portland Pirate is offering and
I selling scores of editions which it is
illegal to sell, or buy, or advertise for sale
in any part of the British Empire. When
a " Mosher " edition is offered, the only
safe thing to do is to write to the English
publisher of the work in question and ask
if it is authorised.
Mosher's editions include a dozen of
\ R. L. Stevenson's, as many of Swin-
I burne's, as many of Walter Pater's, as
many by William Morris, in addition to
ii4
The
Notes and Announcements
General sympathy is felt for Mr. Evan
Spicer and his family in the great loss
they have sustained by the death of Mr.
Spicer's second son. Dr. John E. Spicer
was killed by an avalanche in the Swiss
Alps. He was making the ascent of the
Pic Danis with his younger brother, who
fortunately escaped — not without injury.
Messrs. Cassell announce the publi-
cation on January 23rd of Part 1 of
" The Encyclopaedic Dictionary and
Atlas." The work contains considerably
over 6,000 pages, 76 coloured plates, 88
coloured maps (specially prepared for
the work) ^and 3,000 black and white
drawings. .3It is to be issued in weekly
parts, price 76.. net each.
works by authors already mentioned and
many others — more than two hundred.
Mr. Mosher is an Idealist. " Rest
assured," he says, "in Idealism there
remains an abiding refuge which the
Soul of Man has ever sought, that in
Idealism alone we find justified and
made perfect our faith in the incomplete-
ness of the world as we see it, and in the
ultimate completeness of the Divine Plan."
Mosher helping to complete the
Divine Plan by pirating English copy-
rights is sublime ! No wonder he feels
' ' more deeply than ever the responsibility
of my individuality in book-making, if
such a phrase be permitted, and that on
this short day of Frost and Sun if I have
accomplished anything at all its worth
issues out of the Ideal lying beyond
Reality." He adds : "To what con-
clusion would I therefore bring you ? "
Well, the conclusion we have come to,
anyway, is that our English authors get
the " Frost " and Thomas B. Mosher
basks in the golden " Sunshine,"' raking
in the shekels while he sells their sparkling
" Gems " and " Jewels " — one of the
latest being an edition of 1,225 copies of
" The Hound of Heaven." Doubtless The
Publishers' Association will help by call-
ing the attention of their agents to Mr.
Mosher and his works at Portland, Maine
— not Portland, England — though that
might well be right if
" He who takes what isn't his'n,
Always had to go to prison ! "
The Seventh
International Congress
of Publishers
To be Held at Amsterdam in 1910
THE Sixth International Congress of
Publishers, held at Madrid from the
26th to the 30th May last year, designated
Holland as the country in which the
Seventh Congress was to be celebrated
in 1 910. The Dutch organising Com-
mittee has appointed Mr. M. W. P. van
Stockum, junr., of The Hague, President
of the Committee, and Dr. A. G. C. de
Vries, of Amsterdam, Secretary, and has
decided that the Congress shall be held
in Amsterdam towards the end of June,
and in the beginning of July, 19 10.
Further particulars will be announced.
" Tono-Bungay," the new novel by
Mr. H. G. Wells, will be published on
February 2nd by Messrs. Macmillan.
From what we have read of it in serial
form we can endorse the statement that
it is " full of entertainment with its
lively incidents and its many vivid
studies of character ; and that every-
where the story provides acute analyses,
in Mr. Wells' best manner, of man)- phases
of contemporary English life."
Mr. Andrew Lang's " Life of Sir George
Mackenzie, the King's Advocate (Blindy
Mackenzie), 1636-1691," is nearly ready
for pubhcation by Messrs. Longmans,
Green & Co. Of the same firm's im-
portant " Political History of England,"
in 12 vols., nine have been published.
Vol. IX. is nearly ready, and Vols. VI.
and VIII., completing it, are in pre-
paration. A very useful feature of
this history is that each volume has its
own index and maps. Other noteworthy
historical works which Messrs. Longmans
have in the press are " Historical Letters
and Memoirs of Scottish Catholics, 1625-
l793." by the Rev. W. Forbes Leith, S.J.,
illustrated ; and " Ireland imder the
Stuarts and during the Interregnum,"
by Dr. Richard Bagwell.
Mr. Edward Marston, whose state of
health has, we are glad to say, improved
considerably, desires to thank all who
have kindly inquired about him.
Her Majesty the Queen, who is a
keen poultry fancier and successful ex-
hibitor, has graciously accepted a copy
of Mr. J. W. Hurst's book, "The Life
Story of a Fowl," recently published by
Messrs. A. & C. Black.
Booksellers in Lancashire should make
a note of the pubhcation by the " Librairie
Armand Colin," of Paris, of a work on
cotton growing in Egypt entitled " La
Production du Coton en Egypte," by
Francois Charles-Roux. The question
dealt with in this book is not only vital
to Egypt but is also of great importance
to Europe and America, whose capital
is invested in Egypt and whose textile
industries draw part of their raw material
from that country. It is a work of 410
pages, dealing very fully with the sub-
ject ; the price is 7 \ francs.
Mr. Heinemann will publish on the
28th of this month a novel, " Syrinx,"
by a new author, Laurance North ; a
character study of an old scholar in love
with a young and capricious girl.
Mr. Werner Laurie is publishing
shortly " Nights with the Gods," by
Dr. Emil Reich, a study of present-day
social, religious, literary and political
features, clothed in the form of criticism
of things and persons.
Mr. John Lane will publish on Jan.
26th " A Sister of Prince Rupert, Eliza-
beth, Princess Palatine Abbess of Here-
ford," by Elizabeth Godfrey, with nu-
merous illustrations reproduced from
contemporary portraits, prints, &c.
Elizabeth, Princess Palatine was con-
nected with every great movement of
her times, political, philosophic, and
religious. " Under Petraia, with some
Saunterings." by the author of "In a
Tuscan Garden," with illustrations. "A
Fool of Quality, or the History of Henry.
Earl of Moreland," by Henry Brooke,
with an introduction by Francis Coutts.
2 vols. A new volume of the New
Pocket Library.
To all those interested in the subject
the issue of a new and highly important
serial work by Messrs. J. M. Dent & Co.
will be especially welcotne. In " Trees
and Shrubs of the British Isles, Native
and Acclimatised," the authors, Messrs.
C. S. Cooper, F.R.H.S., and W. Percival
Westell, F.L.S., deal with over 550
species, illustrated in colour and in
black and white, drawn direct from
nature. The, work will be issued in 16
parts at is. net per part.
The appearance of the fifth edition of
" Pitman's Business Man's Guide " within
less than six years, to say nothing of the
various reprints, is the best possible
testimonial to the value of the work,
which has now become widely known.
With the issue of a new edition at
periods only slightly exceeding a year,
the book is always brought up to date,
and an examination of the fifth edition
will show that all important matters
connected . with business are noted up
to December, , 1908. The number of
pages is being gradually increased, and
is now only three short of five hundred.
The price, however, continues the same,
viz.. 3s. 6d. net.
We hope to give next week a portrait
of Mr. A. H. Hallam Murray, who has
just retired from the great publishing
business in Albemarle Street, after being
connected with it since 1876.
" A History of Dunster," by Sir
Henry Maxwell Lyte. K.C.B., Deputy
Keeper of the Public Records, is shortly
to be issued bv the St. Catherine Press,
Ltd., of York' Buildings, Adelphi. The
book will be profusely illustrated with
portraits, views, reproductions of monu-
mental effigies, and seals.
Mr. James I. Eaton, in his little book,
"A Shuttlecock for Critics" (noticed
in the P.C. of Jan. 2nd), declares his
belief in the first article of the Tramp's
Creed : that the prime essential for
salvation (in a mundane sense) upon
the road is a genuine liking for good
beer. If it is a sin to covet good beer,
he sins in goodly company. George
Borrow gloried in it, and Charles Lamb
measured his walks by the thirst they
created. If there were nothing more
intoxicating than good English beer
what a happy world it would be I
January 23, 1909 "The Publishers' Circular 115
The " Treatise on Zoology," edited
by Sir E. Ray Lankester and published
by Messrs. A. & C. Black, is now nearing
completion. Five volumes have already
been issued and two more will appear
immediately, viz., Part L, " Introduction
and Protozoa," by Prof. S. J. Hickson
and others, and Part VII., " Crustacea,"
by W. T. Caiman, D.Sc.
Several important contributions will
be found in the next issue of The New
Quarterly, published by Messrs. J. M.
Dent & Co., which commences Vol. II.,
including " The House of Hospitality,"
by Thomas Hardy; " Ibant Obseuri,"
by Robert Bridges ; " Recent Physical
Research," by Mrs. Verrall ; " The Causes
of Mountain Sickness," by J. S. Haldane,
M.D., F.R.S. ; " Aristophanes on Tenny-
son," by A. W. Verrall, Litt.D. ;
" George Canning," by Herbert Paul,
M.P. ; " The Stability of Mountains,"
by J. E. E. Craster ; "A Soldier's Wife,"
translated from E. Von Keyserling's
" Schwule Tage," by R. Sickert.
Mr. Werner Laurie is about to publish
a fully illustrated work entitled " Tra-
gedies of the Medici," by Edgcumbe
Staley.
Messrs. Stanley Paul & Co. announce
a new novel entitled " The Broken
Snare," by Ludwig Lewisohn, " which
throws a strong light on the marriage
problem."
The Band of Hope Review starts its
59th year of service in the cause of Tem-
perance among the young with a bright
and attractive January number. Two
useful features are a New Year recitation,
by Mr. John Lea, and a reply to a boy's
question about smoking, by Mr. W. N.
Edwards.
The series of lectures on the pioneers
of sanitary reform of the last century,
delivered recently at the London School
of Economics by Miss B. L. Hutchins,
will be published by Mr. A. C. Pifield in
February under the title of " The Public
Health Agitation, 1833-48." The same
publisher also announces for issue in
February " Natural Monopolies in re-
lation to Social Democracy," by Charles
Darwent Smith ; " Socialism and Na-
tional Minimum," by Mrs. Sidney Webb
and Miss B. L- Hutchins ; and " The
Wastage of Child Life," by Dr. J. John-
ston, the two latter being Volumes 6 j
and 7 in " The Fabian Socialist " series.
Three new books published by Mr.
Eveleigh Nash are " Hungary of To-
day," by members of the Hungarian
Government, edited by Percy Alden, M.P.
illustrated ; " Petticoat Pilgrims on
Trek," by Mrs. Fred Maturin, an account
of two years spent in the Transvaal and
Orange River Colony, just after the
War ; and " Reminiscences of an Old
Sportsman," by W. B. Wocdgrte, with
many illustrations. Oxfoid men of
every generation, and all the rowing
canfraternity all the world over are
familiar with the name of Mr. W. B.
Wood'ate. His name stands high in the
records of the river as winner of the
Wingfield Sculls, the Oxford Pairs, the
Diamonds, and all the Henley open races.
But the book which Mr. Woodgate here
offers to the public is no mere record of
rowing experiences. Looking back upon
nearly three-score years and ten of good
sportsmanship, he lets his memory range
over a wide held of experience, at home,
at school, at Oxford, at the Bar and in
the world, and recounts innumerable
stories of interest, public and private
alike. " It is seldom," says Mr. Nash,
" that a volume of recollection is packed
with so many stories overflowing with
good humour and true wit, as are to be
found in these vivacious pages."
In Catalogue No. 19 of John I.
Haslam & Co., 15, Broad Street Place,
London, E.C., there are many works
offered for sale which do not often
figure in second-hand book catalogues,
including Sir H. Chuaiey's " Historical
Antiquities of Hertfordshire," 1700 ; Sir
Wm. Dugdde's " History of St. Paul's
Cathedral," &c, 17 16 ; and Gough's
" Londinium Trumphans," 1682, &c.
Messrs. Hutchinson & Co. will pub-
lish immediately a new biographical
study of Richard Jefferies and his
work, by Mr. Edward Thomas, who has
been fortunate in obtainhig many un-
published letters and much new material
for his book.
An abridged version (in one volume)
of Carlyle's " Life of Frederick the
Great " will make its appearance in the
course of a few days. This difficult
feat, of compressing Carlyle's four
huge tomes into a single volume, was
the last literary work that occupied the
attention of the late Rev. Edgar Sander-
son. The book is illustrated with por-
traits and a map, and is provided with
an introduction.
The official copy of Izaak Walton's
will was sold on Jan. 20th to Mr. Maggs
for £36 at Messrs. Hodgson's rooms,
Chancery Lane, W.C.
Macaulay once declared, when he was
writing his History, that he did not
believe Empson and Senior, two of the
most eminent critics of the day, could
correctly name the succession of the
Prime Ministers of the eighteenth century.
Shifting the problem to our own time,
it would not be too much to say that if
you took a dozen " men in the street,"
even a West End street, it is probable
that not more than one of them could
give off-hand the correct succession of
Queen Victoria's Prime Ministers. This
" if " and paragraph belong to our lively
contemporary the Edinburgh Evening
Dispatch. But why do we buy Whitaker's
Almanac, and the " Encyclopaedia
Britannica," and " Dod's Peerage," if
we are never to be allowed to forget
things ?
One has only to remember the disgrace-
ful amount of infant mortality — nearly the
whole of it the result of improper feeding
— to realize the importance of greater
and widespread knowled ge on the subject
of feeding and rearing of infant life. The
Walter Scott Publishing Co., Ltd., are
just issuing " Infant Feeding," by a
Physician, in their " Useful Red " series
of shilling books.
Mr. John Lane has now ready " Bal-
thasar," by Anatole France ; translated
by Mrs. John Lane, being the sixth
volume of the complete uniform edition of
the "Works of Anatole France in English,"
edited by Frederic Chapman; and "A
Whirl Asunder," by Gertrude Atherton,
a new and cheaper edition.
A quarter century has elapsed since
the death of Richard Wagner, and
interesting and pertinent questions are
raised as to the effect of his works and
theories upon modern operatic art. In
"Aspects of Modern Opera" Mr. Law-
rence Gilman discusses the aims, artistic
methods, and actual achievements of
those composers whom he regards as
salient figures in the operatic art of to-
day. The work is published by Mr.
John Lane, who also publishes " Little
Dinners with the Sphinx," by Richard
le Gallienne, and " Madrid." This is
another volume in Mr. Lane's well-known
"Spanish Series;" a historial and de-
scriptive account of the Spanish capital,
by Mr. A. F. Clavert, with 450 illustra-
tions.
" The New Andromeda " is the title
of a new novel by Carlton Dawe, which
Mr. Nash publishes.
Mr. Arthur H. Stockwell has three
new works in hand, viz., " Monica," a
novel, by Margaret F. Osborne ;
" German, the Viking " an old English
story, by James Stuart ; and " Popular
Stories," Series 1, by new authors.
" Cymdeithas Lien Cymru III., Herr
Caniadau Serch. ' ' Booksellers will kindly
note that the above can now be obtained
from S. V. Galloway, Pier Street, Aberyst-
wyth, who will also be pleased to
supply information respecting price, &c,
of the rest of the series.
Mr. P. M. Barnard, M A, of 10,
Dudley Street, Tunbridge Wells, formerly
classical scholar of Christ's College, Cam-
bridge, has recently opened a branch of
his second-hand book business at 83,
Bridge Street, Manchester. Mr. Bar-
nard's recent catalogues include " Early
English Literature," "Armorial and
other Bindings," " Aldine Press, Classical
Authors, &c." ; and the latest is an
illustrated catalogue of MSS. and In-
cunabula, &c, including three fine
" Horae Beatae Virginis Mariae " manu-
scripts priced respectively £80, £40 and
£8 8s. The Incunabula include books
produced by Peter, of Friedburg, Johann
Mentehn, G. Husner, J. Reinhard, &c,
of Strassburg ; and early books printed
at Cologne, Augsburg, Niirmberg, &c.
The increasing interest in the Apo-
crypha has necessitated the printing of
translations thereof in cheap editions.
The Society for Promoting Christian
Knowledge has just issued " The Apo-
crypha in Welsh," at is. The Apocrypha
can also be obtained in French and in
German, and selected portions have been
published by the S.P.C.K. in Chinese,
Dutch, and Marathi (India). Now the
people of Japan are calling for these
books.
n6
January 23, 1909
MACMILLAN & CO.'s NEW BOOKS
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SHAKESPEARE. By Prof. Walter Raleigh!
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WILLIAM MORRIS. By Alfred Noyes
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EARTHWORK OF ENGLAND. Prehistoric,
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With Map and Plans, 8vo, 10s. net.
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THE COUNTY LIEUTENANCIES AND THE
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MACMILLAN & CO., Ltd., London.
We were somewhat surprised to see
in The Times such a remark as that we
have put in italics in the following ex-
tract from a notice of Mr. Teignmouth
Shore's " A Soul's Awakening," just
published by Mr. John Long — the story
of a second-hand bookseller.
" First, the soul of Arthur Murchant,
an elderly bookseller, who knows no
friends outside his books, until he un-
expectedly falls in love with Edith
Adams, and becomes her supremely
happy and adoring husband. Secondly,
the soul of Walter Corban, Murchant's
assistant, a struggling literary genius
who — like his master — has never given
thought to women until he discovers
that he loves his master's wife.
Thirdly, Edith awakes with horror to
the knowledge that it is Corban who
is her soul's mate, and not Arthur,
the sympathetic and unselfish husband
to whom she owes so much. The
story of these awakenings is a pathetic
one. // ts true that one does not readily
associate such intense refinement of
feeling, thought, and speech with the
class from which the author draws his
material ; but it is apparent that he is
dealing with exceptions, not with a
class. Wide is the gulf between Corban
and his sister Maggie, the factory girl,
whose sordid story throws the excep-
tional character of the genius into
high relief. Edith, too, the starving
daughter of a broken-down and drun-
ken man of letters, shines in her dark
surroundings like some white flower.
And Arthur Murchant is an exquisitely
sketched character. We can see him
polishing his spectacles and nervously
stroking his chin ; we can hear him
clearing his throat and hesitating
before some gentle humorous little
speech. Mr. Teignmouth Shore has
captured our sympathy for his char-
acters in an unusual degree."
It would be interesting to know which
particular class has a monopoly of "re-
finement of feeling, thought and speech."
Publishers and booksellers are glad to
have, for circularising purposes, a list of
the members of the various county
scientific societies. An abridged edition
of the half -guinea volume of the " Pro-
ceedings " of the Dorset Natural History
and Antiquarian Field Club, containing,
among other things, a list of the names
and addresses of the 400 members of the
Dorset Club, can be obtained for is. 3d.,
post free, from the Secretary, Milton
Abbey Vicarage, Blandford.
World-languages to suit all tastes,
unless one's taste is unreasonably exact-
ing, have now been provided. Choice
may be made from a long list of tongues,
ingeniously and scientifically formed,
and most delightfully free from excep-
tions. There are, for example, Volapiik,
Lingua, Panroman, Interpretor, Espe-
ranto, Ido, and Tutonish. This last
ought to appeal irresistibly to Teutons
and Anglo-Saxons, including, of course,
Americans. Its inventor, one Elias
Moke, is a Norwegian, and his aim has
been to compound a sort of Anglo-Ger-
manico - Hollando - Scandinavian com-
promise speech — a kind of North-Euro-
pean linguistic hash the scoffer may un-
kindly call it — for North-Iuiropean use
especially. He thinks his predecessors in
the fascinating art of language-manufac-
ture have been too ambitious : the)- have
selected their ingredients predominantly
from the romance languages and then
tried to impose their latinised compound
on Teutonic peoples. — The Chicago Dial.
Mrs. Allen Harker's " Miss Esperance
and Mr. Wycherley," a novel of the
" Cranford " type, has so won its way
into public regard that a second edition
is nearly exhausted, and a third will be
wanted.
If I WERE You ! — One finds a good
number of people discouraged in life by
setting up ideals of conduct that they
do not find acted up to. We have notions
of our own as to what we would do if
only we were " in the other fellow's
place," and we don't know what " the
other fellow's place " really is. says The
Penny Magazine. We hear other people
express their opinions as to what they
would have done in such circumstances.
They would invariably have behaved
nobly. At last we begin to dream that
human nature is capable of a great deal
more than we find it doing in those we
are acquainted with, and we look down
on them accordingly. It does not help
us to make the best of them or help us
to arrive at sane conduct in ourselves.
January 23, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
117
The two pictures by the late James
MacNeill Whistler, Portrait of the Artist
and Valparaiso, now being exhibited at
the Royal Academy in the collection of
the late Mr. George McCulloch, are re-
produced in the Illustrated Catalogue pub-
lished at The Art Journal office, and
among the other 140 illustrations are : —
" The Procession of the Daplmephoria "
and " The Garden of the Hesperides," by
the late Lord Leighton ; 3 illustrations
after Sir J. E. Millais, 2 after Sir L.
Alma-Tadema, " Lear and Cordelia " and
" Richard, Duke of Glo'ster, and the
Lady Anne," by Edwin Abbey. R.A. ;
" Love among the Ruins " and others by
Sir E. Burne-Jones, &c.
Mr. T. Fisher Unwin's very recent
publications include " High Life in the
Par East," by Mr. James Dalziel, a
volume of stories, mostly of life in China
and the Eastern Seas ; an edition of George
Macdonald's " The Portent and Other
vStories " ; also a new edition of " Turkey,"
for which Mr. Stanley Lane-Poole has
written a new chapter, dealing with
recent events and the present situation.
Mr. Unwin also publishes a similar
edition, with a new chapter and new
illustrations, of Mr. William Miller's
"The Balkans," also in the "Story of
the Nations " series.
A good deal of attention has been
aroused by an article which appeared in
the current issue of the Fortnightly
Review. The writer, a Dissenting Minis-
ter, protested in earnest words against
the identification of dissenting religion
with political party. Himself a consistent
Liberal, he naturally holds no brief for
Conservatism, except only so far as to
imply that a Conservative is not without
the pale of salvation. The argument is
now expanded into a book, which Sir
Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd., will publish
immediately, under the title of " Non-
conformity and Polities," by a Noncon-
formist Minister.
The new Church Quarterly Review has
an article on the novels of M. Rene
Bazin, of the French Academy, one of
the most charming of modern French
novelists. There are also a large number
of short notices of books on various
subjects of theological and literary in-
terest.
Lord Roberts has written an Intro-
duction to a notable book shortly to be
issued by Messrs. Seeley & Co., " Among
the Wild Tribes of the Afghan Frontier,"
by Dr. Pennell.
It must seem odd to a citizen of Boston
or New York to learn that " Bath has
no authentic history previous to its
occupation by the Romans," as though
Bath had only just been " turned on."
Mr. Meehan, in No. 129 of his articles
in the Bath Beacon, gives a portrait and
account of Bladud, the founder of Bath,
and only son of Lud Hudibras, the
eighth King of the Britons. Presuming
that the editor of the Beacon is not
a millionaire, or owner of a brewery, or
a landed proprietor, one can understand
the complacency with which he views
the increased taxation which he pro-
phesies is coming on big incomes, beer,
and land.
Edinburgh Book Notes
By " Edina."
Therk was an apparent fluttering in
the dove-cots of art saintship the other
day, when Sir Hubert Herkomer spoke
his strong condemnation of the ways
of the connoisseurs. Sir Hubert is
quite right, and we admire his manly
criticism. We do not believe in saint
worship in Scotland — at least, it formed
part of our Treaty of Union with England
in 1707, and two centuries later we see
no reason for changing our minds. Why
should not art lovers have their saints
and saints' days ? The Almighty Dollar
has canonised St. Rembrandt, St. Ve-
lasquez, St. Rubens (no ! he is a doubtful
one, his robes are too parti-coloured).
All a dealer has to do, if he has no
conscience, is to get a passable copy of
one of the saint's relics, let the canvas
rot a bit in a damp cellar, get an equally
conscienceless " faker " to imitate a
signature, and the dollars flow into the
treasury. Or, it may be. a canvas
which has been hanging up in some
cottage finds its way for a few shillings
into a Jew's black wrap, and in due
course appears in a London sale room,
as a rare find. It is bought by a dealer
and in due time re-appears under fresh
auspices in the presence of commission
holders who top a respectable upset
price — so moves the ball, gathering as
it goes on its gold-dust career. We
have seen it among books as well as
pictures. It is highly amusing as a
game, but somebody has to pay for their
saint worship. Why should not they ?
Yet we have reason to condemn this
" rigging " of the market, for it all
comes out of the honest dealer's pocket.
The money so squandered is at his ex-
pense. When he has something to offer
which is good, and he asks a fair price,
doubt and suspicion meet his demands.
Why ? Because he has a conscience.
It is a terrible friend, and one who
persists in being a close companion.
But who is really paying for all this ?
You and I, fellow dealers ; and the
artists, who cannot be canonised till
they die, are begging from door to door
like the good old monks. What an
outlook for those who appreciate Art
for art's sake ? Let us be done with
saint worship in art. I can appreciate
the beauties of a Watts, a Whistler, a
Turner, quite as much on my feet as on
my knees. " Bow not thyself down to
them nor serve them " ; but rather let
them be examples for thy guidance, O,
Tyro ! that thou mayest profit and not
go begging thy bread.
Wherefore this tirade, Edina, to thy
fellow-booksellers. Dost thou presume
to teach us ? Assuredly not, yet ye
may learn somewhat at my hands, for
many there be among us who know not
their left hand from their right in the
things of art. A book with cheap illus-
trations culled from a hundred electro-
type agencies, in their eyes, is beauti-
fully illustrated in the highest style of
art. Sir Hubert, where art thou ?
Teach us to know how to discern, for
upon t<s the would-be-wise purchaser
relies.
That which is wrong in art circles
to-day is just what is wrong in bookshops.
We see no reason for going through the
mill. We get together a few handbooks
for ready reference, a set of " Book
Prices Current " or " Auction Sale
Records " — splendid friends to the wise
— and add a large amount of assumption,
and there we are. There is no royal
road in bookselling, and there are but
sorry footpaths in art. Both have left
behind the common lead-pencil to ex-
periment with mediums we know not
the proper handling of, and, having
made a " hit " once or twice, we pose
as exponents of the new science. The
way of art is long — life-long trudging —
the way of bookselling is climbing — ever
climbing.
The change which has come over the
one has affected the other. We have
lost the ideals — the true worship ; and
in its stead we have set up groves and
idols in abundance. One day it is the
cult of R.L.S., the next we bow to Omar.
Come, let us be done with mundane
reverences, and restore the old-time
worship of things true, and honest, and
of good report. When we deal with
book-illustration let us speak honestly
that which we know, and praise not
quantity but quality.
Of course, we all know that illustra-
tions are produced by one of three means
— from plates which are incised, from
flat surfaces, or from raised surfaces.
The first is the most expensive process,
the last named usually the cheapest,
but there are degrees of difference
between these which register not only
quahty but quantity also. The printing
in intaglio, i.e., from incised plates, is
the oldest European style of illustration,
having been used by the old silver en-
gravers long before printing was in-
vented, for preserving patterns. Whether
the plate is engraved by the burin direct,
or etched by acid, the process of printing
from it is the same. The plate has to
be datibed with ink, the surface cleaned,
and the paper forced by pressure into
the incisions from which it draws up
the ink retained in them. The process
is necessarily a slow one, and depends
for its beauty as largely on the skill of
the printer as upon that of the engraver.
Mechanical handling may produce more
uniformity of impression, but only at
the expense of merit. A book may be
more beautifully illustrated with half a
dozen plate prints than one which
contains hundreds of half-tone or line
blocks, and would probably cost more
to produce. Therefore, our judgment
of quality must be a relative one, not a
quantitive.
Surface printing is a much less expen-
sive process than plate printing, and,
until the introduction of photography,
was usually done from stones. It is a
comparatively recent process, due to
the resistance of water to fatty matter
and the adhesion of an oily ink to a sur-
face which is fatty. Once commenced
the printing is comparatively more uni-
form and requires less skill than the
printing of plates. Hence, the cost is
much less, both in making ready the
stone and the after obtaining of the im-
pressions.
Relief printing, i.e., printing from
raised surfaces, has many advantages
over either of the two already mentioned,
B
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amongst boys and girls. They are very clearly printed and neatly bound."
the greatest of which is its adaptability
to the text of a book. Originally this
was done by means of wood blocks,
having the design cut in relief on their
surface ; but now the two methods
mostly in use are known as the line and
half-tone processes. The objection to
the line process is the entire absence of
atmosphere. Black lines, whether fine
or coarse, are all equally black. The
curse of the half-tone process, the inability
to give any tiling except atmosphere.
Between these two hangs the beautiful
wood-engraving begun by Bewick, and
so artistically and painstakingly executed
by the wood-engravers of the middle of
last century. Crispness of detail com-
bined with range of vision is the aim of
such work, and it has not been lost
sight of by present-day workers.
The fact that relief blocks can be
inserted, and equally well printed in
combination with the text of a book,
and that without losing in speed of
production, has created great possi-
bilities in the art of book-making ; and
since blocks can now be made for slullings
instead of pounds, the wealth in quantity
has been the criterion of many pub-
lishers.
This has had its serious side on art.
Quality is being sacrificed to quantity
every day. When a publisher had to
expend pounds on one block or plate he
was content only to have the best he
could get for the money. Now, every
man who can scratch with a fine pen in
India ink thinks himself a Hugh Thom-
son, a Charles E. Brock or a Herbert
Railton, and pesters publishers and
booksellers with his sketches, until some
kind soul, equally devoid of the imagery
of art, takes pity on him, and commis-
sions him to illustrate a book. Then we
get quantity without quality printed on
choice paper, which the bookseller takes
as a recommendation to foist in glowing
terms on his unsuspecting victim. The
victim " holds the baby," but he trembles
at the increase of his family year by year.
We have built a large Art School in
Edinburgh, and Mr. Fletcher is set there
to remedy all such evils. If he succeeds
in preventing a fresh flow of tyro-ism and
mediocrity into the already starved
ranks of Edinburgh art workers, he
will do more than any similar institution
has done during the last half century.
If not, we must go on worshipping names,
and let art care for itself. To-day the
ladder of art is crowded from end to
end, but the gangway at the top is quite
empty.
" Edinburgh Artists at Work " will
form the subject of my next paper.
Germany and the Berne
Convention
WE, William, by the Grace of God,
Emperor of Germany, King of Prussia.
&c, decree that the Berne Convention
of the oth of September, 1886, in so far
as its clauses have been accepted by
Germany, shall now also apply to the
German Protectorates on and from
J an . 1 . 1 909. — William.
M.P. 's and a Tax on
Advertisements
The January Number of our excellent
contemporary Advertising (the British
Magazine of Publicity) contains an inter-
esting collection of opinions from promi-
nent members of Parliament on the
desirability or otherwise of a tax on
advertisements. The Editor prefaces the
letters by drawing an inference from the
Chancellor's speech at Liverpool (when
Mr. L,loyd-George said he did not propose
to interfere with any productive industry
in the country) that as advertising is
essentially a productive industry, no tax
upon advertisements is likely. Mr. T.
Hart Davies, who promoted the Adver-
tisements' Regulation Bill, expresses
himself as in favour of a tax on " flaring
posters," but Sir John Barker. Sir
Clifford J. Cory, Sir W. J. Bull. Sir
Gilbert Parker, Mr. Philip Snowden.
Mr. Hilaire Belloc, Mr. W. P. Byles
Mr. J. Ramsey Macdouald, and others
are strongly against any such tax.
advancing such arguments as that it
would interfere with commercial enter-
prise, impede and restrict trade ami
increase unemployment.
To tax advertisement — except those
which defile our fields or are otherwise
of a noxious nature, is like taxing sun-
light— Advertisement is the Motor of
Commerce.
Mention the •• P.C."— Our readers who order books.
&C, they see mentioned or advertised in THE PUBLISHERS
Circular will do us a great service if the will mention
the fact to the Publishers and Wholesale Agents.
January 23, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
119
Books for the
Welsh National Library
Sir John Whjjams, of Plas Llanstephan, (
lias presented his large collection of
books, amounting to twenty thousand :
volumes, as well as valuable manuscripts,
to the Welsh National Library at
Aberystwyth, which was established by
Royal Charter in March, 1907.
The Shirburn collection of Welsh
books and manuscripts is the most
valuable addition which Sir John Williams I
made to the library. For 150 years
these valuable books remained undis-
turbed in the possession of the Earls of
Macclesfield, at Shirburn Castle, Ox-
fordshire, down to 1899, when they were
sold. The collection was commenced
between the years 1690 and 1740 by the
Rev. Samuel Williams, a Cardiganshire
Vicar.
The library is particularly rich in
Bibles, Prayer-books, and hymnology.
Every Welsh Bible printed before 1800,
and many of those later, is included.
There are two copies of the 1588 Bible ;
one, the Shirburn copy, is probably the
tallest and finest in existence, and the ;
second is also a very fine one. The !
Salesbury New Testament, 1567, is also \
represented by two copies, both perfect
and in fine condition. The library is |
also rich in works by the great writers i
connected with Wales, and in works
dealing with specific periods, such as
the Civil War and the Eighteenth Century
Revival. — The Standard.
With a Frontispiece by
Prince Charlie
Mr. W. G. Blaikie Murdoch is pub-
hshing, at 6s. net., through Messrs. J.
& E. Gray & Co., Edinburgh, " The
Royal Stuarts in their Connection with
Art and Letters. " Mr. Murdoch says:
" I don't know if you will care to mention
the fact, but it seems to me that you
would be certain to interest hundreds
of Scottish readers if you told them that
the frontispiece to my book is from a
drawing authenticated as being the work
of Prince Charlie ! "
Naturally one is interested in any-
thing coimected with Bonnie Prince
Charlie.
Roller Skating
Health and Strength, Ltd. (12,
Burkigh Street, Strand, W.C.), are the
publishers of a book on Roller-Skating,
the craze of the moment, by C. S.
Monohan — the Great Monohan. The
author is said to be the most accom-
plished professor of the art in the whole
world. He is now touring this country
for the special purpose of demonstrating
the possibilities of scientific skating on
rollers, and is engaged to visit all the
principal rinks in London and the
country.
There is sure to be a great demand
for a good book] on roller-skating ; it
is so popular just now, and rinks are
being opened all over England. London
alone, we believe, has at least a dozen.
Booksellers should make hay whilst the
rinkers rink.
The late Mr. Henry Kelly
The death of Mr. Henry Kelly (senior
partner in the firm of Kelly & Sons), on
the 16th inst., in his 85th year, creates
a gap in the ranks of the older book-
binding firms. The business was founded
by Mr. John Kelly, grandfather of the
deceased, in or about 1770. In 1803
the firm removed to the present premises
in Water Street, Strand, and the family
resided in Arundel Street, where Mr.
Henry Kelly was born in 1824. It is
difficult to trace the growth of the busi-
contact, and his loss will be keenly felt,
not only by his relatives and friends
but also by the members of his staff and
the trade with which he was for so many
years connected. Although Mr. Kelly
had for some years ceased to take an
active part in the management of the
business, he retained to the last his
interest in everything that occurred.
The funeral took place on the 21st
at the Hampstead Cemetery, and was
attended by a very large number of
relatives and friends and members of the
staff.
ness under Mr. Kelly's management,
but it is quite certain that he had a keen
business instinct in the sixties and
seventies, as the character of the business
carried on proves. In his early days
paper wrapper work was the staple
industry, and binders were understood
to make their profit out of the shavings !
In 1878, however, calf, morocco and
I other expensive bindings were occupying
the greater part of the staff, and the
whole nature of the business altered.
At this time the firm achieved a well-
earned reputation for well bound school
prizes, the arms of many well-known
colleges appearing on the covers of the
books.
The late Mr. Henry Kelly was well
known amongst the members of the
older pubhshing and bookselling firms
for his genial maimer and old fashioned
courtesy to all with whom he came in
The bouth American
Republics
Mr. Unwin will publish on Monday an
elaborate work on " The Rise and Pro-
gress of the South American Republics."
by Mr. George W. Crichfield. Mr. Crich-
field has spent nearly 20 years of his
life in studying the social and political
conditions of Venezuela, Ecuador, Brazil,
the Argentine Republic, Bolivia and the
other South American States. His work
forms probably the most complete en-
cyclopaedia of information about South
America in existence, and Mexico, Central
America, Cuba and San Domingo also
come within its scope. Among the
subjects treated are the history of the
various states, noted Latin-American
leaders, the Dictatorship as a kind of
government, social conditions, business
conditions, &c.
120
January 23, 1909
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CATS FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT
By FRANCES SIMPSON. Third Edition Now Ready. In
crown 8vo, cloih, with 25 beautiful Illustrations. 2/- net.
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES
By L. M. MONTGOMERY. 60,000 copies sold in America,
Illustrated, price 6/-
PITMAN'S BUSINESS MAN'S GUIDE
Edited by J. A. SLATER, B.A., LL.B. Fifth Edition Revised,
3/6 net!
NONCONFORMITY AND POLITICS
By a Nonconformist Minister. In crown Svo, cloth g-ilt, —ill
top, 3/6 net.
ON FEBRUARY 4th .
A FRIAR OBSERVANT
A new novel by FRANCES M. BROOKFIELD (Author of
" My Lord of Essex.") 6/-
REMINISCENCES OF MY LIFE
By Sir CHARLES SANTLEY 15 Illustrations. Demv 8vo,
doth gilt, 16/- net
NOW READY. PUBLISHED BY 'HEALTH & STRENGTH , ' ' LTD.
Roller=SKating
(Price Is. net, paper boards)
BY
The
Great Monohan
(C. S. MONOHAN).
London : SIR ISAAC PITMAN AND SONS, Ltd.,
No. 1, Amen Corner, London, E.C.
' J ' H E Author is reputed to be the most accomplished professor
of the art in the whole world. He is now touring this country
for the special purpose of demonstrating- the possibilities of scientific
skating on rollers, and is engaged to visit all the principal rinks in
London and the country.
The first Edition is now ready and is selling brisklv. It is
being boldly advertised.
Recent Publications by " Health and Strength " Ltd.
(Th ■ Largest Publishers of Athletic, Health,
and Physical Culture Books in the World.')
The Way to Live. By George Hackenschmidt. 2 6 net.
The Fresh Air Book. By Lieut. J. P. Mi ller. 2/6 net.
Series of Four Gymnastic Books. By Staff-Sergt. Moss.
i/- net each.
In Preparation.
The Art of Health. By Upton Sinclair. 5s. not.
Full List on Application to
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Bookselling in Ireland
ScarceL/Y any more striking example of
the advance of our age in the spirit of
tolerance could be contemplated than
that of a general bookseller's store of
the present day, especially in the verdant
green Isle. When I think on it my soul
is filled with amazement, for here in the
shelves that are full to repletion (who
ever saw an inch of unfilled shelf in a
bookseller's ? and yet travellers cross the
Channel twice, nay, some four times,
each year and greet each proprietor with
a smile, and without a blush seek, and
invariably secure, an order for stock
— pardon the digression), and on the
counters in rows and stacks are found,
often jostling each other, books, some
laudatory, some damnatory, of High
Church, Evangelical Church, Roman
Catholic, Irish Presbyterian, Methodist,
&c, and looking at these same books
and perhaps " bidding the time of
day " to one another, may be observed
a clean shaven son of the Roman Catholic
Church and perhaps a bearded Church-
man or Nonconformist, selecting from
the same case a weapon wherewith the
better to destroy the other. And yet
it is not difficult to understand that the
bombs of argument that are thus pre-
pared, and often savagely flung with
intent to destroy, eventually mean the
strengthening up of all, so that a few
more errors are cut away, and a little
more true light is allowed to shine on
the path of each, and greater tolerance,
and love, and wisdom, may undoubtedly
1m; looked for.
The booksellers who have read with
pleasure these flowing sentences thus
far, will not I trust experience a jar if
I ask, What will become of us when con-
troversial books cease to be published ?
This is neither the time nor place for
any subject that may depress one, for,
indeed, after the superhuman efforts that
each bookseller has been called upon to
make, both physically and mentally,
during the greater part of last month,
I have no wish to Rackh(i)m further with
business doubts.
Business appeared to open up earlier
in December and, from different reports
received, the volume of business done was
most satisfactory, even the unfortunate
strike in our beautiful old City, Dublin,
fostered by paid English agitators, failed
to affect sales to airy appreciable extent.
Surely one of the most remarkable in-
cidents in the history of bookselling of
recent years occurred on December 1 ith,
1908, when a very live publishing firm,
whose name has recently been linked
with the Ancient and Honourable Press
of the University of Oxford, occupied no
less than five columns of The Northern
Whig, Belfast. This spirit of enteqnrise,
if indulged in a little more freely by pub-
lishers, would be higlily appreciated in
Ireland, where our local papers show-
that every class of English and Scotch
business concern exploits its wares sys-
tematically, except publishing firms.
The only adverse criticism I heard
regarding this advertisement was that
it did not appear in The Belfast News-
letter also. The latter paper has a very
large circulation and is a Tory organ ;
The Whig was formerly what its name
implies, but of late years is strongly
Unionist in tone, and the man who reads
the one does not often trouble with, or
believe much in, the other, and this fact
tempts me to include here a reminiscence
of my youth, when I lived hi Belfast, and
which I think is fairly typical of how
men view life through coloured glasses,
although perhaps they do not acknow-
ledge it so freely, or realize it at all
themselves. My father took in The
Newsletter, my grandfather The Whig ;
both men had equally strong opinions
in sympathy with their respective papers.
If the Tories got the Liberals into a
corner, or thought they did, naturally
my father's morning paper gave promi-
nence to the fact, and in the evening,
or on Sunday, when there was leisure
to discuss matters, my father would
endeavour in his turn to corner the
venerable reader of The Whig. If the
corner was really a very stiff one and
difficult to turn, or if a real poser was
put forward, my grandfather would
state that the subject was not even
alluded to in The Whig, and he would
therefore doubt whether such an incident
had really occurred.
" Tier na'n Og "
(The land of Perpetual Youth).
[This reminds us of the old story of the
Yankee Editor whose paper had been
bought by the opposition, whose politics
and persons he had been attacking all
his time. He was asked if he would go
with the paper and replied, " Wall — I
s;uess it's a d — d sharp curve, but, —
I'll take it."— Ed. P.C.]
January 23, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
121
** Use of very small type
should be made penal "
From a paper entitled " The Printing
of Modern Illustrated or Decorated
Books," read by Mr. Charles T. Jacobi
before the Society of Arts, May 6th, 1902.
[The Chiswick Press has for more
than a century stood for all that is best
in printing, and in connection with our
advocacy of good clear type and printing
for children's books, we are glad to quote
the views of the present Director of the
Chiswick Press on the subject of clear
print.— Ed. p. c.]
" The choice of type is often limited by
the conditions that a volume must be
kept within a certain compass, but if
no such restrictions hamper one, it is
advisable to select as large a face as is
reasonable. Legibility should be the
very first consideration, and this may
be arrived at by using a large face of
type, and printing in a good black^ink,
The Original of the Gibson
Girl
Mr. Wiixiam M. Chase, the painter, has
just revealed the fact that the model for
his famous picture at the Academy of
Fine Arts in Philadelphia was the original
of the famous " Gibson girl." The model
is of great consequence, writes the artist
in The Delineator. " It is the personality
that inspires and which you depict upon
the canvas. ... To make a vivid
personality grow, speak, live upon the
canvas — that is an artist's triumph."
The great English portrait painters, he
explains, " make pictures as well as
portraits, hence their work will live and
be lauded in every age and generation.
They are faithful to the objective sense,
but the subjective — the greater sense — is
subtly interwoven and predominates.
MR. JAMES BLYTH,
whose new novel, "A Bid fop Loyalty,"
Ward, Lock & Co. have just published.
" A clear-cut, classic face with splendid
profile ; a steadfast expression of sweet-
ness, loveliness, womanliness; and, above
all else, dignity and simplicity, these two
greatest elements of successful portrai-
ture.
" She was dressed in a plain black
gown, just as I should have wished. But
just a touch was lacking. A white crepe
shawl was hanging near, and I took it
quickly and draped it about her shoulders.
That was sufficient. The picture was
complete !
" A word about the model. She was
Mrs. Clark, the original "Gibson girl."
I mention this point particularly because
there have been so many claimants of
this identity. Mrs. Clark was the model
who made Charles Dana Gibson, the
creator of the Gibson girl,' known all
over the world. I wish also to speak of
the very high regard in which Mrs. Clark
was held by Gibson, Beckwith, myself
and the other artists for whom she
posed."
Pholo by] [Russell & Son
SIR WM. MAGNAY, BART..
whose new novel, " A Poached Peerage,"
Ward Lock & Co. are publishing shortly.
with a firm impression, on a suitable
paper. Bad ink and weak impression
are just as fatal to the appearance of
a book as an insignificant type. In fact,
it is quite possible to improve the latter
by employing good ink and obtaining a
fine impression
" Legibility may combine"both beauty
and clearness, but if the first element
is ""sometimes lacking, there is no limit
to "such types as have the advantage of
being both clear and readable. By all
means secure the two, if they are to be
obtained
\" This theory of legibility I would
also like to see applied generally, for not
only does the absence of it affect the
ordinary reader, but it very seriously
handicaps the rising generation whilst
undergoing the necessary educational
course. If scholastic books could be
printed in larger type, there would be
no necessity for the London School
Board to appoint oculists to examine
the eyes of the scholars.
" The use of very small type, except
for special purposes, should be made
penal."
Photo by] [Burlon « i 6ns, EMces'.er.
MR. E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM,
whose new novel, "The Long Arm,"
Ward, Lock & Co. have just published.
These are the paintings that live." Mr.
Chase tells us that his best models were
found by a trusted negro servant. Daniel,
who " became quite adept at judging
them and was something of an art con-
noisseur as well." Mr. Chase writes : —
" One morning, while I was at work
upon some pastels of the nude — which
Daniel, by the way. called ' tiakedtives ' —
the ingenious negro came tiptoeing in, his
eyes bulging with excitement and his
hands making mysterious signs. ' She's
here ! ' he whispered.
" ' Who ? ' I asked.
" ' A model,' he said solemnly, ' what
is a model ! ' And he motioned me to the
waiting-room.
' ' Daniel was right. She was a model —
and more. As she arose gracefully and
stood smiling before me I knew at once
that fortune had sent me the very
subject I had long hoped to find — a
perfect type of American womanhood.
Portraits of Three Authors
WE have to thank Messrs. Ward, Lock
& Co. for lending us the portraits of
authors given on this page, whose new
novels they are publishing.
Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons'
Ltd., Annual Dinner
The staff of Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons,
Amen Corner branch, held their annual
dinner at The Charterhouse Hotel last
Saturday (Mr. A. D. Power in the chair),
at which the directors, Mr. Alfred and
Mr. Ernest Pitman, were the guests of
the evening. According to the invari-
able custom at these gatherings, there
were no speeches, but after dinner a
capital concert, under the direction of
Mr. J. A. Slater, was given, among the
items included being songs, &c., by
Messrs. Brockwell, Daish, Davidson, Gee,
Hynes, Jeffery, Jennings, and Slater'
and an extremely interesting topograph-
ical sketch of Amen Corner and its
neighbourhood by Mr. Arthur Reynolds.
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The Next Esperanto
Congress
Those of our readers who are interested
in Esperanto should note that the Fifth
International Congress will be held at
Barcelono, Hispanujo (j soft), Sep. 5 to 11,
1909, and that the Congress tickets, costing
only 8s., "confer right to participate
in the festivals and excursions, and give
benefit of great reduction in travelling
expenses." It must be rather fascinating
to take part in a Congress of men and
women of a dozen different nations,
perhaps a score, who can all understand
each other — at any rate, up to that point
where misunderstanding ends in laughter,
which all — even our dog friends — under-
stand. The mutual ice-breaking laugh
is the best thing Pan ever left us.
The 1907 Congress was at Cambridge,
England.
A Memorial of the
Franco = British Exhibition
Under the title of " The Franco-British
Exhibition Illustrated Review " Messrs.
Chatto & Windus have published a quarto
volume, finely and fully illustrated,
which is at once a memorial of a delight-
ful Exhibition, and of the most warmest
approaches England and France have
ever made, except on the battle-field.
" The sentimental element is much
stronger on our side than the French
realise. They have never been able
quite to understand it. We are supposed
to have no sentiment, and to care for
nothing but material things and par-
ticularly our own advantage. That," as
Guy Mauve well says in his introduction,
is " a great mistake. We are not excit-
able, but we are far more excitable than
many excitable peoples ; and the simple
truth is that we are really fond of France
and the French. They, who are the
most popular nation in the world, are
nowhere more popular than here."
The more important features of the
Exhibition, including the French and
the British Colonial and British and Irish
exhibits, are described. One of the
illustrations shows Dorando fallen to the
ground, and his friends helping him — -to
lose the race.
upon them by the sincere but narrow
and rigid convictions of a religious
zealot. The book is written with
immense power and remarkable detach-
ment. It is a perfectly relentless
' story of some idealists,' and while
the author does not shrink from the
supreme catastrophe of tragedy, the
human interest is so intense that it
holds the sympathy and attention
of the reader throughout."
Which of the adjudicators is responsible
for such a description of the book as
this ?
jfcS^We cannot imagine Mr. Andrew Lang
ascribing " immense power " to this work.
The 250 Guinea Prize Novel
Mr. Andrew Melrose publishes this
week a novel entitled " The Faith of His
Fathers," by A. E. Jacomb. This is the
story which Mr. Andrew Lang, Mr.
W. I/. Courtney, and Mr. Clement Shorter
had to adjudicate upon, and they gave
it the prize — we might almost call it
the Nobel prize — of five thousand two
hundred and fifty marks. On the paper
cover of the cloth book is printed this
verdict, presumably by the adjudicators :
" The story is a powerful study of
a group of characters in a provincial
town , as they are individually affected
i by the cramping conditions imposed
Where the Dickens Is It ?
To the Editor of The Edinburgh Evening
Dispatch.
Sir, — Can you inform me if the Edinburgh
branch of the " Dickens Fellowsliip " is
still in existence ?
I have written twice to the Secretary
(or Hon. Secretary !) asking for informa-
tion as to the terms of membership, but
I have received no reply.
In the January issue of the Dicken-
sian, Edinburgh is set down as having
a branch.
Perhaps some of your readers will be
able to inform me if the branch is mori-
bund or dead.
J. Cooper Caeder.
5, Summerfield Place. Leith.
January 18th. 1909.
January 23, 1909 The Publishers* Circular
123
American Notes
(From The Publishers' Weekly).
In view of the approaching Abraham
Lincoln Centenary books about him are
in preparation.
A. W. Sijthoff, of Leyden, who is pub-
lishing a series of photographic repro-
ductions of famous Greek and Latin
MSS., under the editorship of Dr. de
Vries, is issuing an appeal to scholars
and directors of classical studies to
support his enterprise, which has unfor-
tunately failed to find help where he
had every reason to expect it. The
undertaking is one of obviously great
value and usefuhiess to classical scholar-
ship, and it is to be hoped that the
appeal he now makes will meet a hearty
response. Full particulars and price list
of such Codices as have already appeared
will be sent on application.
The Publishers' Auxiliary. 341, Fifth
Avenue, New York City, has in prepara-
tion " Who's Who Among Women, 1908- !
1909," edited by Arthur S. Ford. The
directory will give full maiden or married
names and addresses, profession, place of
birth, names of parents, father's pro-
fession, place of education and degrees
obtained, husband's name and profession,
names of children, if any, clubs and
favorite pastimes.
One of the largest bookstores in
Ontario is owned by a woman — Miss
Agnes Goodeve's Oxford Book Store in
Woodstock, Ontario. Miss Goodeve
learned the trade in Mitchell with R. 0.
Smith, now of Orillia. When she went
to Woodstock she opened up a book and
stationery store in partnership with Mr. |
.Smith, under the firm name of R. O.
Smith & Co. After Mr. Smith removed
to Orillia, Miss Goodeve alone continued
the business as the Oxford Book Store.
Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higgin-
son was 85 years old on December 22nd.
Colonel and Mrs. Higginson kept open
house and held an informal reception, and
many people of Cambridge (Mass.) and
its vicinity called to pay their respects, j
The New York Browning Society, a
year-old organisation, held a symposium
at the Waldorf-Astoria on December
29th.
We are delighted to see our American
book-trade contemporary rubbing in
the importance of the index. "It is
right and proper that something should
be done, every now and then, to rouse
the makers of books to the importance
of indexes. The subject is familiar, no
doubt. Nevertheless, lovers of good in-
dexes should go on agitating in season
and out of season for the establishment
of the highest possible standard in this
matter. Alfred W. Pollard, a biblio-
grapher who is also a sensitive man of
letters, a short time ago had a capital
paper on indexes in The Cornhill Maga-
zine. He is not ferocious, after the
fashion of that John Baynes who is
credited with the declaration ' that the
man who published a book without an
index ought to be damned ten miles
beyond Hell, where the Devil himself
could not get for stinging nettles.'
Neither does he express approval of
Lord Campbell's grim proposal, ' No
index, no copyright.' He is content,
rather, to be interesting and amusing
about indexes, and in this way to make
sympathetic the reform which, it seems,
needs forever to be urged."
Watch Out for W. Smith,
the Book Swindler !
The trade is warned against a person
calling himself W. Smith and S. Schmidt,
and claiming to represent Hurst & Co.,
as a selling agent. Mr. Smith is about
35 years old, 5 ft. 7 in. tall, weighs about
135 pounds, has light complexion and
hair, smooth face, and from the left ear
the upper lobe is missing. He has a
decided German accent and seems to be
well informed on general literature.
Nelson's Hardy
By a happy coincidence the publication
by Mr. Murray this month of " Nelson's
Hardy, His Life, Letters, and Friends,"
by Mr. A. M. Broadley and the Rev.
R. G. Bartelot, coincides with the move-
ment now on foot for- the restoration of
the Victory to the condition in which it
was when Nelson embarked on her at
Portsmouth in September, 1805. This
lends a special interest to the chapter
giving the letters of Midshipman Roberts,
written on the days succeeding the great
battle. Some of the new Hardy letters
are exceedingly interesting.
How Uncle Remus" was
Invented
IT appears that the late Joel Chandler
Harris, instead of courting the fame that
is so surely his, always felt that the
" Uncle Remus " stories were a sort of
accident in the life of a quiet Georgia
newspaper-man. We read hi The
American Review of Reviews the following
account of the first appearance of these
stories in the Atlanta Constitution :
Harris had at the age of twelve entered
a county newspaper office as printer's
devil. He had gone through the mul-
tifarious " grind " of a provincial news-
paper man in Savannah, Macon, and
elsewhere, when in 1876 Colonel Howell
brought him to the Atalanta Constitution
as editorial writer and capable journalistic
man-of- all-work. Soon after this "Si"
Small, who had been doing dialect-
sketching for The Constitution, resigned,
and Colonel Howell, with some difficulty,
persuaded Harris to step into the breach
and keep the readers amused.
The only thing the young editor could
think of was to write down the old j
plantation stories he had heard in the 1
negro cabins while, after the fashion of
Southern boys, he had loafed with the 1
darkies in front of the big open fireplace,
with hoecake browning and bacon sizzling.
So he ransacked his memory for the most
characteristic of these darky stories, I
printed them in The Constitution, and j
became famous.
This last result surprised him not a
little. When he began to get letters
from all over the world from " fellows
of this, and professors of that, to say
nothing of doctors of the other," he
became aware for the first time that he
had invaded the preserves of learned
philologists and students of folklore,
who were mightily interested in finding
that the same stories were being told on
the plantations of Georgia that amused
the small coohes in the rice-fields of
India. While the learned people were
so profoundly impressed by " Uncle
Remus," it does not appear that he was
much impressed by them, save for the
appeal to his shrewd sense of humour.
His was the most charming disposition
to take fright when asked to take him-
self seriously.
Mr. T. Fisher Unwin's
Annual Staff Dinner
The Annual Dinner of the Staff of Mr.
T. Fisher Unwin was held at the Hotel
Villa-Villa, in Gerrard Street, on Friday
evening, January 15. Members of all
the various departments were present.
Mr. Unwin was the guest of the evening,
and a particularly admirable chairman
was found in Mr. A. P. Austin. After
dinner, songs were excellently given by
Messrs. A. J. Thielemann, A. K. Harding,
W. E. Anderson, J. Gushing, J. Howes,
B. Ringham, and C. Terry. Mr. W. F.
Anderson also gave a dramatic recitation,
and Mr. J . Worm recited, in the original
German, the " Carneval " of Borries von
Munchausen. The brilliant violin solos
of Mr. A. Forbes were much appreciated,
as were also the services of Mr. Charles
E. Ollett as accompanist. A pianoforte
solo was also given by Mr. R. Cobden-
Sanderson. In the course of the evening
Mr. T. Fisher Unwin delivered an informal
speech ; incidentally he recalled the fact
that the gathering was held in a sometime
home of Edmund Burke. Hearty thanks
were voted to Mr. A. D. Marks for organ-
ising the festivities. Towards the close of
the evening the following verses, by an
anonymous member of the staff, were
read by Mr. Marks :
Hunger and thirst, and floods of tears,
And tottering on the dreadful brink
Whoever either falls or fears
Enjoys the journey- — / don't think.
Hold up your head, for life is sweet,
And dance to Youth unending ;
But Death arrives with rhythmic feet —
My word ! // he catch you bending !
The shadows vanish one by one,
And all our pleasures break and go ;
But we believe what we have done
Is good. Are we downhearted ? NO!
R. E. King & Co.
At Bow Street on Wednesday last.
Richard Edward King, of 84A, Stapletou
Road, Tooting, and 4, Eagle Street.
Holborn, was committed for trial. The
case will probably be heard at the Old
Bailey on February 2nd.
The
Publishers' Circular
January 23, 1909
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Round the World.
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The Scottish Staple
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A Study in the Economic History of
Scotland.
By the late JOHN DAVIDSON, M.A , D.Phil.
(Edin.), sometime Professor of Political Econ-
omy in the University of New Brunswick, and
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paper covers, 6d. net. (Inland postage 2d.)
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The Licensing Bill (Two Letters) —The Miners'
Eight Hours Bill (Two Letters) — Property —
One Word on Education — Socialism — The
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— Freedom and Socialism — Mining Royalties,
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The Garden Annual for 1909
THE " Garden Annual for 1909 " is
intended to be primarily an up-to-date
directory for Nurserymen, Seedsmen and
Florists. It contains many thousands
of names and addresses, alphabetical lists
of country seats and of the principal
parks and gardens in Great Britain and
Ireland, a variety of miscellaneous in-
formation of value to all connected with
horticulture, also a list of the principal
horticultural societies, and a diary show-
ing their dates of meetings for 1 909 as far
as arranged. A lengthy section is
devoted to the new plants, fruits and
vegetables which have been certificated
during the past twelve months by the
Royal Horticultural and other societies,
including the results at the R.H.S.
Gardens at Wisley. This section should
prove of special interest to those in the
horticultural profession, for whom the
work has been prepared. The " Garden
Annual for 1909 " is published in cloth
at 2s., and in paper covers at is. net ;
and it is issued from the offices of
Gardening Illustrated, 17, Furnival Street,
London, E.C.
Lady Dudley's Book of
Cookery
" The Dudley Book of Cookery and
Household Recipes " is the title of a
volume by Georgiana Countess of Dudley,
which is to be published shortly by Mr.
Edward Arnold. It will contain nearly
five hundred recipes of various kinds,
interspersed with numerous epigram-
matic quotations from well - known
writers. The recipes have either been
in Lady Dudley's family for many
years, or have been collected by her
during a wide experience of hospitality,
and she has so often been asked by her
friends for copies of recipes that she has
decided to publish this volume, hoping
that it may be found useful. Lady
Dudley desires to contradict the in-
accurate and imaginary statements as
to the sources of the recipes, which
appeared first in an American journal,
and have been reproduced by certain
newspapers in this country. These mis-
statements have caused great annoyance
to the author, although she hopes that
their manifest absurdity will be apparent
to all English readers.
Book Trade Case in
Bombay
At the Bombay High Court on Friday,
before the Hon. Mr. Justice Davar, two
suits filed by Messrs. Blackie & Sons, Ltd., j
publishers, of the United Kingdom, who
have a branch in Bombay, against their :
former manager in India. Mr. O. S.
Mawson, were heard ex parte, and dis- ,
posed of. Mr. Mawson did not appeal ;
he was last heard of in Chestnut Street, ,
Philadelphia. In the first of these
suits the firm claimed from the '
defendant Rs. 18,173 with interest and 1
costs ; asked from him the return of
the private letters, book, and three
powers of attorney, which had been given
in his favour in the interest of the business.
In the second suit Messrs. Blackie &
Sons prayed for a decree against Mr.
Mawson for Rs. 281, being costs and
damages incurred in breaking open a
locked-up office room and a safe, the
keys of which Mr. Mawson had not
delivered ; and for Rs. 531 for various
articles he had purchased for his personal
use, but which had been paid for from
the moneys belonging to the business.
He was Messrs. Blackie's manager from
September, 1901, to June, 1907. In
March, 1907, he went to England on
leave, and his employment terminated
in the June following. When the books
of private letters and the three powers
of attorney granted to him were de-
manded from him, he said they were
entrusted for safe keeping to Messrs.
Cox & Co. Decrees were passed in
favour of the plaintiffs with interest and
costs, and other reliefs were granted to
them. — Times of India, Dec. 21. 1908.
The ''Odd Volume" Helps
Booksellers sell over 30,000 Copies
At a committee meeting, held at 1 1 1 .
St. Martin's Lane, by permission of
Messrs. Chatto & Windus, on Friday
the 15th inst. of the London Branch of
the National Book Trade Provident
Society, Mr. F. Denny. President, in the
chair, a statement by the hon. treasurer
of the branch was read that the sales of
the " Odd Volume," issued on behalf of
the funds of the Society, reached con-
siderably over 30,000 ; which was deemed
very satisfactory. The funds of the
Society will in consequence receive a
substantial sum when the accounts are
finally completed, which is gratifying
to all concerned in the welfare of the
Society. Reports of new hfe members
as well as new ordinary members were
received, and arrangements are now
being made for a social evening at an
early date, particulars of which will be
announced later. It will be seen that
although the Society is young the
members and officials are particularly
vigorous and the membership greatly
increasing.
Conquering the Arctic Ice
Ax Interesting Lecture
AT the .Eolian Hall, New Bond Street
on Friday evening. Jan. 15th, Captain
Ejnar Mikkelsen, author of " Conquering
the Arctic Ice."* gave a most interesting
and entertaining lecture on the voyagt
of exploration in the Arctic regions
undertaken by the Anglo-American Ex-
pedition, 1906-1908. The lecture was
illustrated with a large number of ex-
cellent limelight views which graphically
showed the dangers, difficulties and trials
he and his comrades had to undergo
To make a sledge journey of 3000 miles
over ice and snow is a marvellous per-
formance and it is the world's record.
Major Leonard Darwin, President of the
Royal (k'ographical Society, was in the
chair and the hall was well filled. A
flashlight photograph of the audience
was taken at the close of the lecture.
* ' Conquering the Arctic Ice." by Captain Ejnar
Mikketscn Wm Hetnefnann London.
January 23, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
125
Trade Notes
Messrs. Myers & Co., 59, High Hol-
born. W. C, having purchased the entire
stock of the late Mr. E. Menken, have
taken over also the stock and copyrights
of " Wyman's Technical Series." The
trade terms will remain as before.
Mr. Henry J. Glaisher, of 57, Wigniore
Street, has extended his premises by
taking in the adjoining shop, and his
address now is 55 and 57, Wigmore
Street, W.
We regret in last week's issue in our
reviews a notice of some new " Story
Readers " appeared under the name of
Messrs. Schofield & Sons, Ltd. This
should have been Messrs. Schofield &
Sims, Ltd., the well-known educational
publishing firm of Huddersfield.
Mr. Arthur H. Stockwell has removed
from 6 & 7, Creed Lane, E.C., to more
central premises at 29, Ludgate Hill, E.C.
Mr. Harold Cleaver, of Bath, asks us
to say that he has taken over the business
established by his brother, F. S. Cleaver,
at 15, Northumberland Place, Bath,
and will shortly remove it to his own
premises at 9, New Bond Street Place,
Bath. All accounts due will be received,
as well as liabilities discharged, by Mr.
Harold Cleaver.
Letters to the Editor
We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
opinions expressed by our Correspondents.
THE DINNER OF THE
ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSELLERS
Dear Sir, — In your admirable report of
the Second Annual Dinner I am said to
have disclaimed that Book-Auction
Records was a trade journal. The un-
foreseen and unexpected honour of
having my name coupled with your own,
Mr. Whitaker's and Mr. Murray's
in connection with the toast must have
temporarily blurred my mental vision.
What I should have said was that my
publication was not quite in the same
category as those officially included in
the terms of the toast, since it is neither
a "weekly" nor a "monthly." But
it was established primarily for the use
and benefit of my confreres, and is there-
fore justly entitled to be ranked as a
trade journal. The following paragraph,
indeed, from B.A.R., Vol. 3, page xxvii.,
is conclusive proof of my view of the
matter :
" The sole justification for the
existence of a trade journal is that it
should always be endeavouring to
protect and advance the interests of
its subscribers, and B.A.R. will ever
be alert in that respect."
While writing may I add that members
of the trade who were not present wiU
of course understand that Mr. Herbert
Bailey's entertaining account of what [
passed between him and myself on the
telephone would have been prefaced by
Artemus Ward as " a joke. ' The " States-
man" was not sought because he was a
Statesman, but because he was a biblio-
plile ; nor was the " Socialist " because
he was a Socialist, but because he was,
first of all, a distinguished man of letters.
The " Statesman "would have come if
he could have done so. The "Socialist "
will, we trust, at some future date deign
to grace our festive board. — Yours faith-
fully,
Frank Karseake.
35, Pond Street, Hampstead, N.W.
Jan. 1 6th, 1909.
A VOLUME OF
"HARRIS'S CABINET" WANTED
Dear Sir, — Recent experience has shown
me once again how completely children's
books disappear from off the face of the
earth. For the last twelve months I have
been trying to get a copy of one of the
issues of "Harris's Cabinet," published
about 18 10 or 1812, by John Harris,
containing " The Old Woman and Her
Pig " ; I have advertised for it every-
where, but without success. The New-
bery and Harris collection, which I made
during the years 1877- 1893, containing
two or three copies, is in the possession
of the executors of the late D. C. Heath,
who purchased the collection, and it is
impossible to get at them. — Believe me,
I Yours very truly,
C. WEESH.
46, Locust St., Winthrop, Mass.
January 8th, 1909.
BANKRUPT PUBLISHERS
Sir, — I wish to protest against the way
some printers, binders, and paper-makers
give lengthy credit to irresponsible
publishing firms.
When a publisher goes bankrupt
there is a certain number of firms in
these three trades which one knows
beforehand will appear against heavy
figures in the list of creditors.
Publishing in a moderate way is not
a business requiring large capital nor
lengthy credit. Quite a large proportion
of the first editions of ordinary books
are sold on subscription to the wholesale
houses and libraries, who pay one month
after delivery of the books. It is there-
fore unnecessary that the manufacturing
trades should, as they often do, give
six to nine months' credit. They are
putting temptation in the way of young
publishing houses to be extravagant
or trade beyond their capital.
When the long-credit publisher gets
short of cash he breaks his prices all
round to obtain the necessary money,
and either makes the smaller members
of the trade come down in their prices,
or go without orders.
The long-credit publisher has no
scruples as to poaching for authors, and
as he will offer 50 per cent, more advance
(which he seldom pays) he is generally
successful at first. The author ends by
figuring on the list of creditors, and when
he goes back to his old firm with his next
book it is generally found that his
numbers have been let down disastrously.
There is no reason why printers,
binders, and paper-makers should not
insist on monthly accounts with pub-
lishers. It would be better for these
trades, and would put the publishing
business on a much sounder footing.
The irony of the whole thing is that
I the honest publisher, X. seeing his
printers, binders, &c, let in heavily
by Y (who for a year or two has been
undercutting X, and taking away his
authors), knows that he (X) will have to
pay Y's creditor's himself. Do these
printers, &c, pay these bad debts out
of their private savings, or do they
merely stick the smns they are let in
for on to the unfortunate X's estimates
and " extras " in the following year ?
It would certainly pay publishers to
take their printers, binders, and paper
makers severely to task when they find
them backing up irresponsible firms.
I, for one, intend in future to boy-
cott the chief offenders.
Yours truly,
A PUBEISHER.
January 15th, 1909.
SOME GREEN CLOTH BINDINGS
'4 FADE RAPIDLY
Dear Sir, — I shall be glad to know if
any other bookseller has noticed the
i extreme rapidity with which green cloth
! binding fades without any action of
strong light. This I have more par-
ticularly noticed with smooth cloth.
I shall be glad if some expert would give
opinion on the subject and suggest some
remedy. I might mention that wrappers
appear to be no protection, in fact, in some
I cases it seems to make matters worse.
j It is only in more recent publications
that this happens, so it may be a question
of inferior cloth. — Yours faithfully,
Lionee W. Jones.
56, High Street, Folkestone.
January 19th, 1909.
• THE CLEANSING OF A CITY"
Dear Sir, — You have done a great
public service in drawing attention to
this book, and I hope it will be on view
in every bookseller's window and on his
counter, and I also hope your liberal
offer will be accepted and practically
applied. Your trenchant reference to
the subject with which it deals is none
too severe, and is rather milder than
it deserves. The great social curse is
worse — far worse — sapping as it does
the vital power of manhood, and the
[ utter degradation of woman, than all
; the evils of drunkenness. But the legis-
lators of to-day. who were going to
create a Paradise on earth, have been
more intent on grinding their own axes
[ and fads than legislating for the moral
; and physical welfare of the country
generally, and cleansing the moral at-
mosphere of our great cities and towns ;
for the curse to which the book draw>
attention is not confined to London,
; but is as rampant in all our large cities
— ay, even in the smaller 'towns.
" Modern Babylon," which shocked tin
I sensibilities of the " unco guid," and sent
I its author to prison for plain speaking.
I some years ago, is now a decayed theme,
! and G. R. Sims' " Cry of the Children "
all but forgotten, as this liook will lie
as soon as a few hundreds have read it.
It is a true axiom " that what is every-
body's business is nobody's." The evil
is one to be grappled with by the Watcli
Committees of our Municipal rulers —
who have full power to cleanse the streets
The Pu bl i«*h^r«*' CircuSai January 23, i9o9
of the human fiends who ply their devilish
trade. Some short time back Man-
chester set a good example, but the
vigilance is becoming apathetic. Edin-
boro' cleared its streets with vigour and
success, and it is comparatively clean.
Even Dublin has done a good work, and
Sackville Street can now be used with
freedom! It needs now for the pulpit
to be actively used to arouse the moral
sense of the community, and awaken
the lethargic mind of the Municipal j
bodies, whose action alone will arouse
the apathetic minds of our Imperial
legislators. The subject is one that
should appeal to, and command, the
activities of the Church of England Men's
Society, and as a V.P. of a Provincial
branch I will bring it before our branch
and give a copy of the book to each
member.
It is a thousand pities a little more
pains was not taken with the letterpress,
which detracts from the appearance of
the book, and would not have cost any
more to have new, clean type. — Yours
truly, a member of the C.E.M.S.,
Henry M. Cater-
458, Moss Lane East, Manchester.
[We called it an ugly book because it
dealt with ugly subjects, and was ugly
in its get-up also — perhaps appropriatelv
so.— Ed. P.C.]
Notices of Books
Messrs. George Allen Sons have
issued another reprint of " Aglavaine and
Selysette," Maeterlinck's exquisite play,
so ably translated by Mr. Alfred Sutro,
which they originally published in 1897.
From the Same. — " What and Why," by
Shaw Maclaren. Mr. Maclaren places the
elements of philosophic thought before
the layman with an amount of illustration
that is almost bewildering. The purpose
of the little volume is purely ethical, the
author basing his doctrine on the assump-
tion that he is presenting " things as they
are."
Prom Mr. Edward Arnold. — "The Mistress
Art," by Reginald Blomfield, A.R.A., M.A.,
F.S.A. In these lectures, addressed to
students in the Royal Academy Schools, the
author has defined the aims and province of
architecture, and has established a stand-
point from which it should be studied by
those who hope to practise the art. Mr.
Blomfield is critical rather than archaeo-
logical. His style is clear and mature, and
his matter full of learning and wisdom.
From the Same.—" London Side-Lights,"
by Clarence Rook. A series of capital
articles upon London, its times, its food
and hotels, its work, and its play, and in
fact all about it, delightfully written by
a clever journalist, who has been in all
sorts of places, and seen all its every-day
life, with its comedy and tragedy. Every I
Londoner — indeed everyone who knows
London at all — will thoroughly enjoy it.
Prom Messrs. Adam & Charles Black.—
" The Round World," by J. Fairgrieve,
M.A., F.R.G.S. This elementary geo-
graphy is written for a class which has a
knowledge of the homeland only, and of
a few general geographic phenomena,
such as deserts and forests. The aim is
to consider the continents as sections of |
the globe, and to lay stress on world
conditions of climate. A logical order is I
adopted, and the pupil isjkept closely in |
touch with the human side of the subject —
Dean Farrar's school-tale " Eric " has
been considerably abridged, and in this
abridged form, with composition exercises
and illustrations, it is included in Black's
Supplementary Readers (Intermediate).
Included in the same Readers (Senior) are a
compilation from two books by the
Rev. W H. Fitchett, issued under the
title " Great Deeds on Land and Sea,"
and Dr. John Brown's " Rab and his
Friends." — " Black's Picture Lessons in
English : Book IV." contains fourteen
full-page illustrations in colour ; it is
intended for use in teaching composition
to young children.
From Messrs. Blackie & Son, Ltd. — " Intro-
duction to the Natural History of Lan-
guage," by T. G. Tucker, Professor of
Classical Philology in the University of
Melbourne. There are students in various
branches of knowledge to whom such a
work as this will be a boon ; professing to
be but an outline sketch, it avoids too
many technicalities, too many details.
Nevertheless, the ground has been very
carefully covered, and the standard
authorities properly invoked.
From the Same. — " A School History of
English Literature," by Elizabeth Lee.
Vol. 3 : Pope to Burns. The course of
English Literature is treated descriptively
rather than critically. The lives and
works of the greater writers are dealt with
separately, those of lesser note being
grouped in classes. Short illustrative
extracts are given wherever practicable,
and an attempt has been made to indicate
the relations of the writers to their literary
forerunners and successors. The volume
is intended as a text-book for the middle
forms of schools, and is provided with a
chronological table and an index. —
" Blackie's English Texts" Series, edited
by W. H. D. Rouse, Litt.D., now includes
" The Spanish Armada," consisting of
narratives taken from Hakluyt's " Voy-
ages," and " Voyages and Plantations of
the French in Canada," taken from
Hakluyt and Purchas.
From Messrs. Jas. Brown & Son (Glasgow)
— " Nautical Almanac for 1909." This is
the 32nd year of issue of this indispensable,
accurate, and comprehensive Almanac for
Mariners. It is full of information relating to
seamanship and navigation, contains com-
plete list of lights, fog signals, beacons
and buoys on coasts of the U.K., &c. &c,
daily tide tables, tidal range and con-
stant for the principal ports and places of
the world, with four charts showing tidal
streams around the British Isles and in
the North Sea. The advertisements, of
which there are many, are a valuable
feature.
From the Same. — The Service Code for naval
and military officers ; nd all who travel.
This book has been compiled for army
and navy officers, tourists, and residents
abroad, and there is hardly a subject
that may be dealt with in code mes-
sages that is not included in the book.
Besides being a secret code, which is the
main feature of the work, longer messages
can be sent by the aid of one word from
this book than by any other code yet
published. For ships, regiments, banks,
agents, outfitters, clubs, and hotels, it is
indispensable. There are some 15,000
messages in the work. It is done in
three styles at 5s., 3s. 6d., and is., is
clearly printed, and is a work of indis-
putable utility.
From the Same. — " The Boy Scouts Signal
Card." A clearly printed card suitable
for carrying in the pocket, containing
International Code Flags and Special
Significations, International Code Hoists,
Distant Signals, Semaphore and Morse
Codes, Pilot Jack Table, Bernard's Method
of Learning the Morse Code, and Flag
Morse.
From The Cambridg-e University Press-
— " Conditions of Life in the Sea," by
James Johnstone. This book gives a
lucid account of the main results of
modern quantitative marine biological
investigations, and of the related results
of hydrography and oceanography. Part I.
is rather elementary in treatment, the
object being to supply an account of those
facts of oceanography which are not likely
to be familiar to the reader who is not
specially interested in marine biological
investigation. Part II. deals with the
methods and results of quantitative-
marine biological research ; and Part III.
with the general conditions of life in the
sea.
From the Same. — " The English Grammar
Schools to 1660 : their Curriculum and
Practice," by Foster Watson, M.A.
Professor Watson presents a full and
detailed account of the development of
the teaching in the English Grammar
Schools from the time of the invention of
printing up to 1660. It is a history of the
practice of the schools, of their curricula,
and of the differentiated subjects of
instruction ; the basis of the work is
therefore bibliographical, but from begin-
ning to end the author has described only
really representative documents and
school text-books. Free use has been
made also of school statutes. The book
is full of the most important and interesting
matter, much of which must be unknown
to all but a mere handful of scholars ;
the value of the work consists not only in
the original research work, which it em-
bodies, but also in the logical arrangement
of the various sections, and in the clear,
forcible style which it is a delight to read.
From the Same. — " Agathocles," by H. J. W.
Tillyard, B.A. This striking historical
essay was awarded the Prince Consort
Prize last year. The author has written
throughout from the original authorities,
but he has made full use of modern writers,
and has carefully weighed the merits of
their theories ; he visited most of the
historical sites in Africa and Sicily in
1906, and his views as to the battle of the
Himeras were formed on the spot. —
" Claudian as an Historical Authority,"
by J. H. E. Crees, M.A., D.Lit. Dr. Crees
here attempts, with no small measure of
success, to estimate the value of Claudian's
poems as historical authorities, chiefly
for the years 395-404 A.D., the period in
which the bulk of his work was written.
At the end of his studies of the material
at hand, he finds that he is unable to
rank himself with those who regard
Claudian's works as almost valueless from
a historical point of view — a conclusion
which Dr. Crees holds does not do justice
to his great powers of narrative, his faculty
of delineating character, and the brilliance
of his special pleading. The essay is an
unusual piece of work, being sound,
penetrating and suggestive.
From the Same. — " The Client Princes of the
Roman Empire under the Republic," by
Mr. P. C. Sands, M.A. This is Number 16
of the valuable series of Cambridge His-
torical Essays, and by 110 means the least
important. Mr. Sands' work, for which he
obtained the Thirlwall Prize in 1906, is a
detailed enquiry into the relations between
the Government of the Roman Republic
and the " protected " States within her
sphere of influence. Based as it is not only
on contemporary Greek and Latin evidence
and on extant treaties, but also on all the
best modern works on the subject, the
book constitutes a valuable risunU of
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Roman policy towards independent and
quasi-independent States on the borders
of the Great Republic. As such it has a
useful bearing on the very similar problems
of our own Empire. — " Hymenals," a
Latin Comedy acted at St. John's College,
Cambridge (probably in 1578), now first
printed with an Introduction and Notes
by G. C. Moore Smith, Litt.D., Professor
of English Language and Literature in
Sheffield University. A scholarly and well-
printed edition of a typical academical
play. The plot is based on one of the
stories of the Decamerone ; and while,
in presenting a heroine beset by three
lovers (one, a German), it resembles
" The Merchant of Venice," the adven-
tures of the hero Erophilus are a remark-
able anticipation of " Romeo and Juliet."
The little book should, therefore, be of
interest to Shakespeareaus, as well as to
more academic readers.
From Messrs. Cassell & Co. — " Common-
Sense Papers." The author, Sir Fortune
Free, tells us in the preface that his
object in writing this book was to satisfy
the requests of friends he has made in all
parts of the world through a series of
articles which he wrote for Cassell's Penny
Magazine at the suggestion of the Editor.
There are few authors who could have
made a book of this description interesting.
Most books dealing with Mental Culture,
How to Avoid Physical Bankruptcy,
Secrets of Success, Every-d'ay Finance,
Matrimonial Bad Bargains — we take a
few headings of chapters at random —
would be indescribably dull and unin-
teresting, but this book is humorous and
entertaining, and the reader will certainly
not put it aside until he has read it all
through. If anyone wants really useful
hints on how to get on in business, how to
get married, to be successful, happy, &c,
they cannot do better than invest one
shilling in the purchase of this little
volume.
From the Same. — " The Golden Precipice,"
by H. B. Marriott Watson. There are
many very able novelists writing to-day,
but only a few of them have Mr. Marriott
Watson's power of absolutely riveting the
reader's attention. It is not his plot,
though that is excellent ; it is not his
characters, though they are curiously
alive ; it is some secret quality of his
style, some inimitable flavour of romance
that permeates his pages. This is a tale of
treasure-seeking and mystery. As soon
as the steamer has started on her journey
the unexpected happens, and an unsuc-
cessful attempt is made to maroon the
captain. There is a mutiny, a treasure
cavern, and love interest, and the most
insatiable reader can scarcely ask for
more than that.
From the Same. — " Letts's Printers' Diary,"
This diary contains in addition to the
usual almanac and commercial informa-
tion, special technical matter of daily use
to printers, &c, indexed for instantaneous
reference. A very useful work, which
ought to be appreciated by compositors,
machine-minders, and also bookbinders
and stationers. We notice, however, that
the name is not printed on the back, a
great fault in any book, making it neces-
sary before putting it up on a shelf, if
needed for future reference, to label it,
which always gives a book an unsatis-
factory appearance and ought to be quite
unnecessary.
From The Congregational Union of Eng-
land and Wales. — " Christ and the Crowd,"
by Harold Murray. A plea, in the form
of a story, for what is called the Institu-
tional Church. The scenes are drawn
from real life, those taken from Hyde Park
having actually happened.
I From Messrs. Archibald Constable & Co.
come three volumes of a new series,
" Philosophies Ancient! and Modern " — ■
handy shilling primers, similar to their
successful series of " Religions." The
three books are " Hobbes," by Professor
A. E. Taylor, of St. Andrews; "Locke,"
by Dr. S. Alexander, Professor of Moral
Philosophy in Victoria University, and
" Stoicism," by Professor St. George Stock.
It will be seen that each of the editors
named is a recognised authority in his
subject. Though the " Stoicism " is per-
haps the best of the three, the treatment
in all is sound and instructive without
being unduly " dry." Outlines are given
of the lives of the philosophers dealt with,
; followed by a careful summary of their
teaching and a fair appreciation of its
permanent value. These primers are
necessarily concise and incomplete and
cannot take the place of a fuller study of
philosophy ; but they form a useful
introduction to a great subject, and are
moreover valuable as reminders that much
which stands nowadays for new has really
been said before. \ £ Ji .■ :< j 1 a
1 From the Same. — " The Religion of Ancient
Palestine," by Mr. Stanley A. Cook. This
is an interesting and important little book.
It is an attempt by a well-qualified scholar
to present a general view of the pre-
historic cults of Palestine before the rise
of the Hebrew race and . religion. The
wonderful discoveries of late years at
Tel el Amarna and elsewhere, and such
investigations as those of Mr. McAlister at
Gezeh, have supplied a mass of new
material out of which Mr. Cook — than
whom no one is better qualified for the
task — has constructed a general picture,
valuable alike to the archaeologist and to
the intelligent student of the Old Testa-
ment.
From the Same. — " Some Ladies in Haste,"
by Mr. Robert W. Chambers. An original
and amusing story by the author of that
popular novel, " The Fighting Chance," of
a young society man of America, who
acquires the gift of hypnotising his friends,
male and female, behind their backs. He
sets out to improve their characters and
intellects and causes " concatenations
accordingly." The situations are comical
and the dialogue entertaining, and there
are some good illustrations by Cyrus
Cuueo. Quite a readable book, and " as to
the moral, it's what you please."
' From the Same.' — " A Treasury of English
j Literature : Waller to Addison." " A
Treasury of English Literature : Johnson
to Burns." Selected and arranged by
Kate M. Warren. With general Introduc-
tion by Stopford A. Brooke. These two
I volumes form the fifth and sixth sections
of a re-issue in six parts of " A Treasury of
English Literature," originally issued in
one volume two years ago. The volumes
are designed as companions to Mr. Stop-
ford Brooke's " Primer of English Litera-
ture," and they fulfil their purpose
admirably.
From the Same. — Messrs. Archibald Con-
stable & Co., Ltd., send us " From an
j Easy Chair," by Sir E. Ray Lankester,
K.C.B., F.R.S., one of the greatest scientists
of the day, and a man of world-wide ex-
perience. His object in writing this book
is to interest those who are not experts
in science, and yet have a desire for
trustworthy information and opinion on
the vast variety of topics which come up
day by day for consideration and dis-
cussion, and can only be explained or
rightly understood by the aid of that
systematised knowledge which is called
science. We leave the reader to form an
opinion for himself as to whether Sir E.
Ray Lankester has succeeded in his object
or not ; personally we think there is very
little doubt on the subject, and cannot
help remarking that the chapter on " Votes
for Women " comes at an opportune
moment, and gives the public another
way of looking at this question, which
may prove to be a more important, question
concerning the future of England than
many suspect, that is from a scientific
point of view.
From Messrs. L. Upcott Gill, Bazaar
Buildings, Drury Lane, W.C., we have
received a copy of " Boxing at a Glance,"
by Mr. J. Murray Wright. The chief
feature of this book is the bird's-eye over-
head views with which it is illustrated,
certainly unique, and which help the
beginner to a quicker and more ready
appreciation of the various positions
described than has hitherto been possible.
From The Gresham Publishing Co. — " The
Standard Cyclopa?dia of Modern Agricul-
ture and Rural Economy." Vol. II.
From Aus-Bro. Edited by Professor R.
Patrick Wright. The terms of high com-
mendation in which we wrote of the first
volume of this comprehensive work apply
with equal appropriateness to the second.
The articles have been written by the most
distinguished authorities and specialists in
the kingdom,' and the illustrations (both
coloured and black and white) are
admirable.
From Messrs. H. Grevel & Co. — "A
Complete Hebrew-English Pocket Dic-
tionary to the Old Testament," compiled
by Prof. Karl Feyerabend, Ph. D. This
extremely handy pocket dictionary con-
tains the whole vocabulary of the Hebrew
Old Testament. Phonetic pronunciation
of each word is given based upon the
pronunciation of the Sephardim, or Jews
of Western Europe. The type, paper,
and general get-up are just what they
should be for a volume intended for
pocket use.
From Messrs. Harper & Bros.—-" Every Man
for Himself," by Norman Duncan. Itjs
not everyone who will enjoy a novel
written entirely in a dialect unusual to
British ears, but presumably that of the
Newfoundlanders ; we must confess that
this characteristic has somewhat marred
our appreciation of the book. The stor)T
is quite good, and we can well understand
that in the author's opinion it would have
lost much of its point had it been told, or
rather had the characters spoken, in
straightforward English.
From Health & Strength, Ltd. — " The
Modern Rugby Game and How to Play It,"
by Mr. E. Gwyn Nicholls, ex-Captain of
the Welsh International Football Team.
If a book can do it, this book will show
the average team how to attain the true
Welsh or. combined style of play, and the
ambitious young player how to become
a Gwyn Nicholls. It is written in a
pleasant style and illustrated by many
instructive photographs.
From Messrs. T. C. & E. C. Jack, Edin-
burgh.— " Scottish Painting, Past and
Present," by James L. Caw. This large,
handsome volume contains an illuminating
and painstaking account of Scottish
painting from 1620 to 1908. It is probably
the most complete and most authoritative
account ever published of a country and
period peculiarly rich in noble examples
of pictorial art. To record that the book
is worthy of its subject is but to give Mr.
James L. Caw the credit which is due to
him. His judgment is mature and well
balanced, his statement of facts accurate
and logically arranged, whilst his critical
remarks are apposite and reveal in fine
taste. The first part is divided into two
sections — the Precursors, and the Earlier
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School ; the second part is arranged under
three headings — the Pupils of Robert
Scott Lander, the Middle Period and its
Aftermath, and the Younger Generation.
The concluding essay on the Subjective,
Emotional and Technical Characteristics
of Scottish Painting is a particularly fine
and discriminating piece of work. Mr.
Caw deals generously and appreciatively
with living artists. The volume contains
no less than seventy-six full-page illustra-
tions, many of which are of paintings re-
produced for the first time.
From Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co. — " The
Life of Mirabeau," by S. G. Tallentyre.
Mr. Tallentyre has written a vivid and
compelling biography of Mirabeau — that
strange man whose destiny was a con-
tinual storm and whose life was a romance.
The portrait is well limned and adequately
proportioned. The author is never carried
away by hero-worship ; he has a full
sense of Mirabeau' s personal defects, and
emphasises them in their proper place.
The book should take a high place among
English studies of this great representative
Frenchman of the eighteenth century.
From the Same. — " Meggy : a Day-dream,"
by Lady Algernon Percy. Many pages of
Lady Percy's book, which is a series of
episodes reproducing the life of a par-
ticularly loveable child, will be hailed with
delight by the young people for whom
they are written ; but a large portion of
the book has a significance and a depth
which immature minds will not grasp or
understand. The introduction, for in-
stance, will be a complete mystery to
them. Children of an older growth,
however, will recognise both in the verse
and prose a mind of unusual subtlety and
beauty, while both old and young will
enjoy the illustrations of Mr. F. D. Bed-
ford.'
From Mr. Elliot Stock. — " Saint Gilbert,"
by Mr. J. C. Wright. As the father
of English Nature-study, Gilbert White
is already the eponymous hero of a
leading naturalist society. Mr. Wright
has gone a step further, and decreed him
the honours of canonisation. His book
is a loving study of the famous old Hamp-
shire vicar's life and work, and of the
village which he has made classic ground.
It is handsomely got up and illustrated by
some excellent photographs. — " The Exile,"
by A. St. Clair. A readable story of a young
man who, for extravagance at the Univer-
sity, is disowned by his father, enlists,
and by courage and coolness in the Boer
W ar wins a commission and a wife, and
ultimately his father's forgiveness. The
writer describes some of the South African
scenes with a vividness which suggests
personal experience. The book can be
unreservedly recommended.
From Mr. Arthur Stockwell. — " In the Begin-
ning," by Mr. C. Hankins, is an endeavour
to reconcile the Mosaic cosmogony with the
results of modern scientific investigation.
The method adopted is to quote (by per-
mission) large portions of Mr. Clodd's well-
known " Story of Creation," and then to
show that the scientific views therein ex-
pressed are not inconsistent with the Bib-
lical account if interpreted in a reasonable
way. The book will be read with satis-
faction by those who desire to be assured
of the substantial accuracy of the early
chapters of Genesis ; and they will inci-
dentally learn a good deal of modern bio-
logical science. The book is well printed,
except that we have noticed a good many
misprints.
From the Same — "Studies in the Lord's
Prayer" by J. E Roberts, M.A., B.D.
A reprint of a volume of sermons originally
published in 1895 '. a sermon entitled
" Remember Lot's Wife " has been added.
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Opium — Textual Criticism in Rufiuus — Anne
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Isaac Goldsmid — Glossaries to the Waverley
Families : Paddington House — Saxon Abbeys-
Valentine Douglas, O.S.B. — Coffee Drinking in
Fight, Cornwall.
Kent — " Ealing " —
Fields — Moliere on
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Novels — Carmarthen
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The "Spectator" Speaks .. ..145
Blasting the Careers of Navai,
Officers . . . . . . . . 145
Notes and Announcements . . . . 146
Articues — Dr. Robertson Nicoll and
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Speaks
Mr. John St. Loe Strachey, Editor and
Proprietor of The Spectator, was the
principal guest of the Author's Club last
Monday evening ; Mr. R. B. Carter was !
in the chair, and paid a well-earned
tribute to the ability and national utility
of their guest. And most of us will agree
that an honest, capable, and fearless man,
in the position held by Mr. vStrachey, is a
national asset of great importance. As
Mr. Carter said, The Spectator reached
throughout the kingdom, indeed through-
out the Empire, large classes of readers,
who were themselves in a position to guide
the opinions of the circles in which they
moved. Mr. Strachey has not merely
maintained the reputation of The Spec-
tator, he has increased it — perhaps the
full force of this is only felt when The
Spectator advocates strongly a policy
which you believe to be wrong. But we
feel confident The Spectator will condemn
this new pohcy of blotting out " Hope "
from the career of the young British
naval officer — a mad scheme which
nothing can justify.
Mr. Strachey's text was that literature
and journalism were not incompatible ;
but that if that were so, and if journalism
was to attain to the glory of letters, great
care and devotion were demanded at the
hands of the journalist. He went on to
say that " On the face of it the task he
set forth upon, that of reconciling his
trade with the art of letters, was an im-
possibility, yet if he had faith and courage
he might be able to overcome the im-
possible." But this surely was merely a
setting up of literary skittles in order
that Mr. Strachey might bowl them over
— hi plain English, knowing it impossible
to find anything new to say on such a
thread-worn subject, he had to imagine
impossibilities in order to prove they were
imaginary. There is no dividing frontier
between literature and journalism, there
never has been and never can be ;
journalism is only an expansion of
literature just as America is an expansion
of England. Just as the best literature
passes into journalism, so the best
journalism returns again into literature.
As the Morning Post well puts it : —
"It is hard to talk about style.
What Mr. Strachey said on the subject
is true. But it does not touch the
subject of the difference which he
postulates between journalism and
literature. We deny the difference.
The only difference we admit is that
between good writing and bad. Good
writing makes good literature. The
secret of good writing is having some-
thing worth saying and saying it so
that it is conveyed to the reader.
That is not a question of labour in the
writing. Mat Prior indeed truly said
of writers like himself : ' We labour to
write easy,' because to give writing its
perfect finish is a matter of revision.
To be a good writer it is necessary to be
a good man, not in the sense of mere
morality, but in that of efficiency.
The style is the character and quality
of the writer. If his head is clear his
expression will be lucid. If he cares
about his subject he will make his
readers care about it. If, besides, he
has knowledge, his reader will be en-
lightened. If he has judgment his
writing will be to the point. Fluency
is a mere matterjjof practice. Even-
man who writes regularly during a long
period acquires fluency. But he may
write fluently and badly. You can
learn to write by writing, but you can
learn to write well only by writing well.
To do the best work a man must throw
his whole heart and soul into it, whether
the work be gardening or managing a
nation's affairs or writing for a news-
paper or for a publisher of books.
There is, however, one difference be-
tween the writing of books and the
writing of newspapers. The newspaper
is produced under pressure of time ; the
book ought not to be. But even a
time limit can be overcome with
system, judgment, and due economy
of effort. The true discipline for the
writer, whether his work is done under
pressure or at leisure, consists in the
cultivation of sincerity.. Let him find
out what he has to say, and say that
and no more, not attempting to furbish
up- into grandeur thoughts which,
though true, may not be of supreme
importance, nor yet regard as in-
significant anything that concerns the
welfare, the character, the interests, or
the happiness of his fellow men. The
length of liis sentences, the number of
syllables in his words, or their deriva-
tion, matter nothing. The right words
are those which will convey to the
reader exactly what is meant. The
sentences, if the writer means business
with his readers, will take care of
themselves. The good workman may
call himself ' journalist ' or ' author ' ;
it matters not. If his work has been
good it will abide, if not on bookshelves,
in the thoughts, the feelings, and the
lives of his fellows, even though, like
Mr. St. Iyoe Strachey, he has been
producing literature without being
aware of it."
Many books and articles have been
written on the question : " How to
become a Journalist," "How to write a
Book " — but we have never before seen
the answer put so clearly and simply as
in tliis leader from the Morning Post,
and it applies with equal force to the
business career as to authorship and
journalism.
Blasting the Careers
of Naval Officers
According to the Standard's Naval
Correspondent, the new Government
scheme for scrapping naval officers will,
" to put it bluntly, blast the career of
nearly 70 per cent, of lieutenants hi the
immediate future." If this is true it is
the most serious blow ever offered to our
first and last defence. To blot out the
signal " Hope " from the young naval
B
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officer's mental vision is to destroy the
finest, strongest, and most powerful thing
on which our Empire has to rely.
Cannot they see that for a thousand
years it has been this very " Hope "
which they are destroying which has built
up our Empire. Everyone who can use
any influence to prevent such a national
blunder should use it. The Navy is not
a party question — it is the Nation.
Notes and Announcements
Some time in March Messrs. D. Appleton
&! Co. will publish in this country, as well
as in America, the next long novel by
Mr. Robert W. Chambers. The title is
" The Firing Line." The story " brings
into startling relief the perils which beset
young men and women in the exotic
society of rich Americans. The scenes
are laid at Pahn Beach, Florida, in New
York, and the Adirondacks, and the
background of the luxuriant and en-
trancing beauty of Florida adds power
to the theme and affords Mr. Chambers
an opportunity for some of his best
descriptive writing . "
Mr. Heinemann makes the important
announcement that he is now on the eve
of completing the publication of one of
the greatest literary undertakings of
recent years. This is the issue of the
fifth and final volume of the " Greatness
and Decline of Rome," by Professor
Gugliehno Ferrero. It has only been by
co-operation with one of the most
famous houses in America that it has
been found possible to place this really
monumental History of Rome, by a
celebrated Roman, before the public.
His Majesty the King of the Belgians
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which was recently issued by A. & C.
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"Man First and Last," by George St.
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by Mr. G. A. T. Middleton, A.R.I. B.A.,
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the Spirit, as portrayed in the develop-
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advantages. "The Rogue of Rye," by
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Druses. " What's Become of Fairfax ? "
by Cosmo Hamilton, author of " Adam's
Clay," deals with the sudden and in-
explicable disappearance of a well-
known man-about-town, with a racing
stable at Newmarket and a deer forest in
Scotland. "The Road of No Return,"
by A. C. Inchbold. The story opens with
some incidents of the Russian Revolution,
woven round a young couple who are
united in a Nihilistic marriage. The
heroine is soon forced to escape to the
Holy Land.
We are glad to see that in the
February number of London there is an
article by Mr. Wilbur Wright on Flying —
a most interesting and well illustrated
article. No country can so ill afford to
ignore the flying machine as Great
Britain. In other respects the number
is also one of the best of the magazine
bunch.
Mr. John Long's new novels include :
" The Combat," by Arthur Campbell. In
this novel the author describes for us the
Nova Scotia of forty years ago. " In
every particular ' The Combat ' is a
reflex of the strong, virile, tlirobbing,
fearless life characteristic of young
countries wherein human passions are
less under control than in the older
centres of population." A new novel
by Violet Tweedale, entitled "The
Quenchless Flame." This, " the latest
novel from the pen of that talented
writer, is daring and dramatic, but
it is absorbing and entirely removed
from the ordinary novel of the present
day. The events quickly following the
opening are lurid and terrible, but replete
with human interest."
" A Naturalist in Tasmania," by Mr.
Geoffrey Smith, Fellow of New College,
Oxford, is to be published immediately
by the Oxford University Press. The
author spent six months in Tasmania
during the spring and summer of 1907-8,
his special subject of study, for which
the British Association made a sub-
stantial grant, being the fresh-water life
of the colony. But the sketches of
natural history are not confined to one
branch, and the book is well illustrated.
Mr. Murray is about to bring out a
second edition, enlarged and thoroughly
revised, of Dr. E. J. Spitta's work on
" Microscopy," which, although the orig-
inal edition was issued only seventeen
months ago, has won the position of a
standard book. A new novel by Joel
Chandler Harris — and the last, we be-
lieve, to have come from his pen — will
receive a warm welcome from lovers of
books. Mr. Murray publishes it shortly.
The title is " The Bishop and the Bogie-
Man."
Dr. William Henry Lang, whose
sportnig novel, "The Thunder of the
Hoofs," is amiounced for immediate
publication by Mr. John Long, is a
Scotsman who has always devoted a great
part of his time to sport. Mr. Long says
that " even in his student days at
the Edinburgh University he made a
reputation for himself in the field.
Cricket, football, lacrosse, rumiing, shoot-
ing, and racing — all these engaged a
share of Iris attention, although coursing
held him most closely. For the last
thirty years Dr. Lang has lived in
Australia ; ' and a fairy land it has ever
been to me,' he says. In Australia the
doctor took to horse-breeding as a hobby ;
and he was successful in turning out
some good winners. It is his intention
yet to win the Commonwealth Stakes. Dr.
W. H. Lang is a brother of Mr. Andrew
Lang, and his novel is a piece of writing
which is well worthy of the relationship."
" The Burial of Sir John Moore, and
other poems by Charles Wolfe," together
with a collotype facsimile of Wolfe's
original MS. of the famous poem, will be
issued immediately by Messrs. Sidgwick
& Jackson, Ltd., at the price of is. net.
This book, edited by Mr. Litton Falkhier.
should decide the lately revived con-
troversy regarding the authorship.
Mr. Granville Barker, whose name
was so closely associated with the Court
Theatre, is publishing a volume of
" Three Plays " this sprhig through
Messrs. Sidgwiek & Jackson. "The
Voysey Inheritance " — one of the Ved-
renne-Barker successes — together with
" Waste," which has been called " the
really great play " of 1907, and " The
Marrying of Ann Loete," will make up
the volume.
B. Herder. Typographies Editor Ponti-
ficus, Friburgi Brisgovia; (Gennaniae).
informs us that he has ' ' sub prelo et
mense Martio 1909 in lucem prodibit :
' Manuale Historise Ordinis Fratruin
Minorum.' a Dr. P. H. Holzapfel." It
is authorised by the Archbishop of
Friburg and Minister-General of the
Order.
The Kingsgate Press will shortly
issue an important volume, entitled
" Side Lights on New Testament Re-
search," by Dr. Rendel Harris, M.A..
being the Angus Lectures for 1908 de-
livered at Regent's Park College.
Canon Sanday of Oxford has just
finished his article on the Bible, which is
to appear in the second volume of
Hastings' Encvclopaxlia of Religion
and Ethics (T. & T. Clark).
Messrs. Chatto & Windus publish a
new novel by Frank A. Swinnerton.
called "The Merry Heart." It is a
story compounded of the life led In-
various clerks of both sexes in modern
business concerns.
The World's Work for February con-
tains illustrated accounts of "Modern
Brazil." and of Whale Hunting" as it is
now done.
January 30, 1909
The
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Messrs. T. J. Marshall & Co., Belfast
Road, Stoke Newington, London, N.,
forward us their watermarked Calendar
for 1909. This is the 29th consecutive
year of its publication, and they ask us
to mention that they are sending out
numbered watermarked coupons with
the Calendar, entitling the holder to a
special discount of 5 per cent, on the
first order for " Dandy Rolls " in 1909.
Has there never been a good guide
to Pisa ? If not Messrs. Dent are filling
a void with the new volume in their
well-known Mediaeval Town Series, viz.,
" Pisa," by Janet Ross and Nelly
Erichsen. It is believed that there has
been no historical guide ever written
on Pisa, and, as a consequence, this new
volume should be accorded a hearty
welcome. The get-up of the various
books included in this series is exceedingly
attractive, and this new addition will be
uniform with its predecessors.
Messrs. Stanley Paul & Co. announce
for publication, early in February, an
important new historical work, entitled
" Political Annals of Canada," by A. P.
Cockburn, ex-Member of the first Par-
liament of Ontario, and of the second,
third, fourth and fifth Parliaments of the
Dominion. It constitutes a condensed
history of Canada from the time of
Samuel de Champlain in 1608, and affords
a bird's-eye view of the social and
political history of Canada for three cen-
turies. The book contahis many thumb-
nail portraits of leading Canadian States-
men, and appreciation of their life's work.
TThe same publishers will issue imme-
diately " The Leveller," by Alexander
McArthur, a new musical romance of
Russian life which presents impartially
the opposing points of view of the people
and the aristocracy. The story reflects
Russian manners and customs, and pre-
sents a study of Rubenstem.
" Pewter Marks and Old Pewter Ware,
Domestic and Ecclesiastical," is the
title of an important work just issued by
Messrs. Reeves & Turner. Although
several books have recently appeared on
this subject, none have given the marks
on pewter tabulated in easy form for
reference, a special feature of the above.
We have no need to point out how
important it is to the collectors to be able
to find the maker's name and date for the
first time. C. A. Markham, the editor of
Chaffers' Books on Gold and Silver
Plate, is the author.
Herr F. A. Perthes, of Gotha, has pub-
lished lately " Theodor Mommsen," a
biographical sketch by Ludw. Moritz
Hartmann. Price, 4 marks.
Mr. Werner Laurie is about to publish
" Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio,"
translated and annotated by Dr. Herbert
A. Giles (Professor of Chinese in the
University of Cambridge, and some time
Consul at Ningpo). His Excellency the
Marquis of Tseng has congratulated the
author on having made the best transla-
tion of a Chinese work into English
which has ever come under his notice.
A story of mysterious crime, ' ' The
Whispering Man," by H. K. Webster,
just published by Mr. Eveleigh Nash,
will interest all who care for writing of
that kind. It is well written, and al-
though the author makes the mistake,
perhaps intentionally, of giving the
reader a clue as to the real murderer out
of several suspected persons, it really
does not spoil the exciting interest of his
cleverly told story.
Mr. Alfred Halewood, bookseller,
Preston, will publish immediately for the
author a re-issue of " Sea Fowl Shooting
Sketches," by Mr. Daniel Higson of
Ashton-on-Ribble. A complimentary
critique of the work by Sir Ralph Payne-
Gallwey forms the preface, and the
frontispiece shows the author with his
favourite cross-bow, a weapon on the
use of which he contributes special notes.
The edition will consist of 300 copies, and
a list of the subscribers will be given.
Messrs. J. M. Dent & Co. will publish
very shortly " A New Light on the
Renaissance," a comprehensive study in
mediaeval symbolism by Harold Bayley.
vStruck by the extraordhiary variety and
the obviously emblematic character of
the craftsmen's marks of the period,
notably those of printers and paper-
makers, Mr. Bayley has devoted many
years of study to this subject and to
the solution of its numerous puzzles.
As a result he presents evidence that
throws a novel and remarkable light upon
bibliography and upon the critical years
preceding the Reformation. One of his
most important deductions relates to the
scattered civilisation of the cultured and
poetic Provencals, and " raises some
doubts as to whether Italy was in reality
the cradle of the Renaissance. The book
contahis a wealth of illustrations, which
give remarkable support to the author's
conclusions."
The Abbe Duine, of Dol Cathedral,
Brittany, is writing the Life of St. Samson,
one of the Celtic apostles of Wessex,
the Channel Islands, and Brittany. The
book is to be published by L. Bahon-
Rault, of 17, Rue Le Bastard, Rennes.
A novelty in hymn books, to be called
" The Fellowship Hymn Book," is about
to be issued jointly by Edwin Dalton,
Aldersgate Street, and Headley Brothers,
Bishopsgate Street. It is intended for
the use of the P.S.A. (Pleasant Sunday
Afternoon) Brotherhoods, Adult Schools,
and similar meetings for men. The
compilers have been a joint editorial
committee appointed by the Executive
of the National Council of Adult Schools
and the National P.S.A. Brotherhood
Council. " The Fellowship Hymn Book "
includes a considerable number of new
hymns expressive of the love of home.
The words editions are expected to appear
in February and the tunes editions in
April.
Mention the "P.C."— Our readers who order books,
&c, they see mentioned or advertised in THE PUBLISHERS'
ClUCULARwill do us a great service if thev will mention
the fact to the Publishers and Wholesale Agents.
Dr. Robertson Nicoll and
Edinburgh Booksellers
Some Interesting Reminiscences
The following is given by permission of
The Edinburgh Evening Dispatch, which
has an interesting lot of book notes every
week.
The annual conversazione of the Edin-
burgh and District Branch of the News-
agents', Booksellers' and Stationers'
National Union was held in the Edinburgh
Cafe, Princes Street, last night. About
five hundred members and their friends
attended. Mr. J. B. Fairgrieve, President
of the branch, was in the chair. The
platform party included Dr. Robertson
NicoU, Mr. William Ward, Lord Provost
Gibson, Dr. Whyte, Mr. Eveleigh Nash,
Councillor Laing, Dr. Morris Paterson,
Mr. Dawson, Mr. A. D. Wallace, Mr. D. J.
Knox, Mr. Yendon and Mr. D. M. Price,
Secretary.
The Chairman stated that they had
now entered upon the eighteenth year of
their existence, and he was glad to say
that the past year had been one of peace
and harmony. The membersliip now
stood at 163, being slightly down from
last year, but this slight decrease was due
to quite natural causes. The funds were
in a healthy condition, the year closing
with a balance in hand. In introducing
Dr. Robertson Nicoll, Mr. Fairgrieve
stated that Dr. Nicoll occupied a fore-
most position in the world of literature of
to-day. He was born the son of a book-
man, and had been brought up in an
atmosphere of books with a natural
genius for acquiring and storing up
information and giving it forth for the
edification of his readers. They had to
remember that he was born in Aberdeen-
shire, and, combined with this great
natural advantage, he had sojourned for
ten or eleven years in the Border country
in the spot wliich Sir Walter Scott termed
the most romantic if not the most beau-
tiful " village " in Scotland. (Laughter).
An Amusing Recollection
Dr. Robertson Nicoll, in a character-
istic address given in the easy conversa-
tional style of which he is past-master
said the people in Kelso used to be well
disposed to Sir Walter Scott, but there
was a flaw in the ointment when he
referred to Kelso as a " village." (Laugh-
ter.) There were authors, journalists,
publishers and newsagents present that
night, but he wanted to represent the
poor down-trodden individual known as
the consumer. He did not believe anyone
had spent more of his income than he had
in buying periodicals and books, and
therefore he thought he had a certain
claim for regard from newsagents. Dr.
Robertson Nicoll then gave an interesting
account of some of the newsagents of his
acquaintance. The first he could recall,
he said, was John More, an old man who
used to keep a newsagent's shop hi the
town where he was born. John got a
parcel of weekly papers every Friday
about three o'clock, but thought it
absolutely necessary that he should look
over them for an hour or two before
distributing them. " I used to come at
four o'clock," said the speaker, " and
would be condemned to sit in the corner.
148
The Publishers' Circular January 30, i9o9
TRAGEDIES OF THE MEDICI.
By EDGCUMBE STALEY. Author of "The Guilds of Florence' With 52
Illustrations and hand-coloured photogravure frontispiece. Cloth gilt,
demy 8vo, 12s. 6d. net.
A muster-roll of intrigue and crime under the titles "The Pazzi Conspiracy.'' " The
First Tyrannicide," " A Father's Vengeance," " Those Murdered Princesses," "True
and False Lovers," "Pathetic Victims of Fateful Passion." Excellent illustrations
help to fix in the mind the features of both tyrants and victims.
NIGHTS WITH THE GODS.
By EMIL REICH (Doctor Juris). Price 6s.
The scenes are various towns of Italy, the time night, the characters and subjects
are Aristotle on Specialism in England, Diogenes and Plato on Tolstoy, Ibsen, Shaw,
&c, Alcibiades on Women in England, Caesar on the House of Commons, Apollo and
Dionysus in England, Socrates, Diogenes, and Plato on Religion.
SIX
1. THE ISLE OF LIES
2. LOVE AND A WOMAN
Author of
3. THE ADVENTURES OF LOUIS BLAKE
4. A GENTLEMAN FROM PORTLAND
5. THE SILENT ONES
6. RED LOVE ...
NEW NOVELS.
M. P. Shiel
By Charlotte Mansfield
The Girl and the Gods."
Louis Becke
Ranger Gull
Mary Gaunt and J. Ridgwell Essex
Gertie de S. Wentworth=James
T. WERNER LAURIE, Clifford's Inn, London.
it poor little urchin, until the news was
read." (Laughter.) His old nurse used to
take in one or two papers of the family
description, and she paid him a penny
a week to read the stories out to her.
One story used to impress him particu-
larly, and that was a story about Devon-
shire. Years afterwards when he came to
London he picked up from a bookstall a
three-volume novel in the very last stages
of dissolution, and to his utter astonish-
ment saw it was the story that had
impressed him in his yotmger days. The
story was entitled " Clara Vaughan,"
and was the first novel of Richard
Blackmore. Another newsagent he re-
membered well was Mrs. Wilson of Kelso.
Mrs. Wilson was a woman of marked
individuality and courage. She knew a
great deal of the world, and John Bright
used to discuss the politics of the day
with her. On the occasion he left Mr.
Gladstone's Cabinet she disapproved and
scolded him for doing so. (Laughter.)
Tribute to Edinburgh Journalists
Turning to his subject proper, " The
Press, Past and Present," Dr. Nicoll said
that one feature of the Press of the past
was the powerful personalities of the men
who represented it, and the danger at
present was that these personalities no
longer loomed before their eye. It was
- asy to speak of the Press in Edinburgh,
because it was a great city of the Press.
Amongst the powerful personalities were
Robert and William Chambers. The
whole world honoured these two brothers,
and yet hardly anyone knew of their
early struggles. One thing about them
was that they always put sometlung in
their papers that involved a mental effort
to read. It was a dreadful thing to be
always reading below their mind. They
were familiar with the saying, " There is
always room at the top," but what was
said now was, " There is always room at
the bottom." Two things always lingered
in his memory in regard to Alexander
Russel of The Scotsman. One was the
mass of stored information he had, and
the other that he detested writing lead-
ing articles in a hurry. The best articles
might be written at fever heat, but there
was always the stored information be-
hind.
The Future of the Press
Speaking of the future of the Press,
the speaker said he was not afraid about
it at all. He felt confident in the moral
sense of the people when fairly appealed
to, and he did not believe in those who
talked about immoral papers, unscrupu-
lous papers, &c. If they told the people
their case, they would soon put down
immoral, unscrupulous and dishonest
journalism. British journalism was un-
doubtedly the best in the whole world at
the present moment. What he feared was
that there would be a great newspaper
trust formed, in which the whole power
of the Press would be in the hands of a
few millionaire or billionaire proprietors.
That wotdd not be good for the Britisli
people, and he was sure it would not be
good for the journalists themselves. They
would not be slaves exactly, but they
wotdd be coolies. (Laughter.) He loved
independent, honest fighting journalism,
and he hoped that the great pow er of the
newsagent wotdd be used to prevent the
establislunent of a trust. He was perfectly
sure the newsagents of this country de-
sired to distribute good books and good
reading. He wished the youth of the
country to read good books. If the
children were only educated to love read-
ing the best books, they would do more
than by all the machinery that they were
calling into play at such cost. (Applause.)
Mr. William Ward said that he knew
several Edinburgh newsagents, and he
was sure thev wotdd rather cut off their
right hands than be the means of circulat-
ing degrading or demoralising literature
The last decade had been a very trying
time for newsagents, and a considerable
amount of unwholesome literature had
been circulated. They were on the eve of
a great change. There was springing up
among the artizan poptdation a demand
for something better than had been pro-
vided during the past few years. One of
the greatest signs of the times was the
P.S.A. movement. At present there were
at least 600,000 men marcliing even-
Sunday to a religious meeting in a place
of worship. Who were these men ? It
had been stated that they belonged to
the " man-in-the-street " class. Before
the movement, however, these men were
either "snoozing" at home or in the
public-house. They had now been brought
out of their homes and out of the public-
house to attend a religious service. They
had also got the men to take an interest
in reading. He hoped the Edinburgh
newsagents would keep up the same lofty
standard in the future as they had done
in the past. (Applause.)
Mr. Robert Forrester of
Glasgow
Mr. Robert Forrester's bookshop in
Royal Exchange Square is well known to
bibliophiles, not only in the West of
Scotland but, by repute at least, in an
area which is world-wide. The business
was founded early last century by Messrs.
Maurice Ogle & Co., and tliirty-five years
ago it passed into the hands of its present
proprietor, who was previously in that
centre of old Glasgow life and commerce,
Stock well Street. Even a glimpse of the
treasures on the shelves, rare books, par-
ticularly in every branch of Scottish
literature, and quaint and curious MSS..
excites envy in the mind of the most
superficial book-lover ; but only he who
J has knowledge of that delightful hobbv
: can appreciate the worth of the collection.
From the house of Forrester have gone
; forth important reprints of such notable
national publications as Blind Harry's
" Wallace," Barbour's " Bruce," " The
Ballad Minstrelsy of Scotland," and main-
other celebrated works. Mr. Forrester
is one of the oldest members of the
Company of Stationers of Glasgow,
having been admitted a member of that
body in 1 860. Only three other members
survive of those who joined in that year,
while of those adnutted in 1S59 there is
but a single survivor. From his lifelong
connection with the trade — ltis father
having been in the business before him —
Mr. Forrester may be considered the
" father " of the secondhand booksellers
of the West of Scotland. — Glasgow-
Evening Times.
A New Firm of Publishers
Under the name of Mills & Boon, Ltd.
Mr. G. R. Mills and Mr. Charles Boon
have opened a publishing business at
No. 49. Whiteomb Street, Leicester
Square. They are not new to the work
having had over ten years' experience
With Messrs. Methuen. ' They will begin
with fiction, also educational and
general literature. We wish them all
success.
January 30, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
149
Glasgow Book Trade
Notes
By " Mungo."
To the geologist the valley of the Clyde
offers peculiar opportunities for the study
of his science ; from the hills where the
river finds its source and is kin with the
Daer Water and the Elvan Water, names
musical and '.j dear to the angler's heart,
to the " Tail of the Bank " where it meets
the Firth, it passes over a unique variety
of geological formation, one of which,
by the way — the Coal Measurer — is re-
sponsible for the industrial development
of the valley.
|,In the year 1850 a society was formed
in] the city for the " advancement of the
study of Geology," but it lived barely
one year, and it was not until 1858 that
the members of the Young Men's Society
in connection with Free St. Peter's
Church, evolved from their summer
meetings the idea of " The Geological
Society of Glasgow " as it now exists,
its objects being " to unite into a re-
cognised body all the friends and advo-
cates of geological science residing in
Glasgow and district."
Under the joint editorsliip of Mr.
Macnair and Mr. Mort, the honorary sec-
retaries, an interesting volume has just
been issued to commemorate the Society's
jubilee. The book opens with an account
of the district, geologically considered,
and a sketch of the Society's history,
but the bulk of it is made up with a
review of the fifty years' work, under the
different divisions of the science, and
biographical notices of prominent mem-
bers. The Society had the privilege of
having Dord Kelvin as its president for
twenty-one years, and issued in its
Transactions several of his important
addresses on Geology. The book is a
creditable record of good work, and is
published at a low price, which will
make it accessible to all interested
students.
Another book of local interest and
which should be taken up by Glasgow
men, no matter where they are located,
is " The River Clyde and the Clyde
Burghs," by the late Sir James Marwick.
This book is the result of years of keen
study by a man whose work was well
done, and it will take a foremost place
amongst local histories. It will be pub-
lished during February.
Although there is quite a library of
good books dealing with the city and its
surroundings, a felt want is a handy
sized volume pointing the pedestrian to
paths unfrequented by motors, and
within easy distance of the different car
termini. The compilation of such a book
would be a labotir of love, but un-
numbered blessings would be called down
on the man who would make the attempt.
The only book of this nature is Mac-
donald's "Rambles," published some
fifty years ago.
Sale of a Library of Books
on Chess
Ox Monday Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson
& Hodge, will sell a library of over 300
works on chess, English, French, German,
&c, the property of the late M. Numa
Preti of Paris.
Mr. A. H. Hallam Murray
Not a few personal and business friends
of Mr. Hallam Murray were sorry to
hear of his recent retirement from active
work in connection with the famous
house at Albemarle Street ; and we are
expressing the thoughts of many when
we assure Mr. Murray of the deep respect
and regard in which he is held by all
branches of the trade.
Mr. Alexander Henry Hallam Murray
was born in 1854 ; he being the second
son of the third John Murray. He was
educated at Eton, and at Gonville and
Caius College, Cambridge. He entered
into business with his father in 1876, and
from the first took a special interest in
the artistic part of the works published
at " 50A." Many designs he originated
himself, his taste and judgment were most
sound, and it was in great measure due
to him — to his admirable suggestions
and sense of colour and form — that the
attractive bindings of Albemarle Street
MR. A. H. HALLAM MURRAY.
(From a photograph by his son, Lieutenant
Arthur Murray, R.N )
books have attamed general admiration.
1 Authors and artists will testify to the
patient care and skill, which Mr. Hallam
J Murray gave to the illustrations of books.
So, too, the typography of volumes,
, especially their title-pages, received his
particular attention with the happiest
I effect, as anyone can see who compares
the volumes of twenty years ago with
those issued with the Albemarle Street
J imprint to-day.
He is an artist, too ; has frequently
exhibited at the Royal Academy, and
has published two volumes which contain
charming representations in colour of his
works in water-colour. Indeed, in the
opinion of good judges, it is an open
question whether, if he had not been born
in the House of Murray, he would not
have obtained a high position as a water-
colour painter ; and tliis, too, in the
country of Girtin and De Wint. Besides
his books " On the Old Road through
France to Florence," and " The High
Road of Empire," he has illustrated
several others. He has visited most of the
I countries ^of ^Europe, ^and visited none
I without bringing away some delightful
impression in \:olour or in pencil of its
scenes and architecture. Indeed, a dis-
tinguished authority on India and Indian
art recently [declared that in no pictures
that he knew were the colour and light
and atmosphere of India so truly ex-
% pressed as in the illustrations to Mr.
* Hallam Murray's own book, " The High
Road of Empire."
Mr. Murray has beeif a great traveller,
having been to India, Ceylon, and
Australia. Until the Handbooks, which
his father originated, were transferred
to Mr. Stanford, they were mainly in his
charge. It is possible in the near future
that he will be visiting Japan, in which
case we shall hope to have 'another book
from his brush and pen describing the
picturesque scenes and people of the
Land of the Rising Sun. Wherever he
goes, and whatever his destiny may be,
he carries with him the good wishes of
all who directly or indirectly have been
associated with him.
The New Dictionary of the
Bible
Messrs. T. & T. Cr,ARK, of Edinburgh,
inform us that on Saturday, January 30th,
their great one- volume " Dictionary of
the Bible," is to be published simul-
taneously in Great Britain and in the
United States. It should be clearly
u nderstood that this handsome volume
of more than 1,000 pages in double
columns, price 20s. net, is entirely dis-
tinct from the five- volume Dictionary.
It is complete in one volume.
1 The articles are new, and are all
.signed by their authors.
It is not based on any other diction-
! ary, but is a new and original work.
Although three inches thick, the work
1 is not heavy, it has been admirably
printed by Messrs. Morrison & Gibb, of
Edinburgh, on good paper, which shows
the type up well, and although over three
inches thick it is so well bound that it
opens perfectly — a good feature in any
book but invaluable in a work of refer-
ence.
Thorn's Official Directory
Thom's Official Directory of Great Britain
and Ireland for the year 1909, has now
reached its sixty-sixth year of publication .
Particular attention has been paid to the
statistical information, in the hope that
the facts collected will be found useful,
not only as a record of commercial trans-
actions, but also as illustrating the social
condition of our country, and affording,
by comparison of one year with another,
distinct evidence of its condition. Many
of these statistics bear upon questions of
Fiscal Policy now before the public. {
The collection, arrangement, and con-
densation of a mass of materials into one
volume, consisting of multitudinous facts
and details of an ever-changing char-
acter, involve no small amount of labour
and correspondence, the extensive use of
parliamentary reports, papers, and other
public documents, besides many other
sources of authentic information.
It is a wonderful work and deservedly
popular.
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Sporting Artists
Sir F. C. Btjrnand contributes to The
Art Journal for February a racy article
concerning artists who have found sub-
jects for drawings hi the hunting field.
The illustrations are from work by John
Leech, " the most perfect of sporting
artists," Phil May, Randolph Caldecott,
Miss Somerville, Mr. Sambourne, Mr.
Armour, Mr. Jalland, Mr. Crawhall, and
Mr. Aldin. Sir Francis, in this " brisk
sporting gallop " through his reminis-
cences, refers to his days with Sir John
Tenniel, Mr. Sambourne, and other
artists. k%
" Phil May was the latest thorough -
going-on-horseback artist within my ken.
He was a first-rate equestrian, and as neat
a horseman as I ever remember to have
seen. His easy, go-as-you-please kind
of cross country riding was delightful.
Nothing stopped him. He was a very
light weight, and generally rode an un-
conuuonly nimble, clever nag. I was out
with him only with the harriers when I
could return to work after one o'clock :
but used to accompany liim some way on
his road to the foxhounds, in whose
company he would spend the whole day,
and then what fun he was at dinner and
during the evening ! Phil May was never
better in health, spirits, and in work than
during these winter seasons in tire
country. And yet how rarely did his
genius ever give us hunting incidents !
Gutter-snipes were his favourites, but an
'Arry on 'orseback is somewhat of a rarity
iu bis portfolio."
"The Englishwoman"
Mrs. Grant Richards edits, and Mr.
Grant Richards publishes, a new monthly
magazine entitled The Englishwoman,
inspired by one continuous policy, the
furtherance of the enfranchisement of
women. No support will be given to any
particular party in politics. The Edi-
torial Committee consists of the Lady
Frances Balfour, Lady Strachey. Miss
Cicely Hamilton, Miss Lowndes, and
Mrs. Grant Richards (Editor). The
yearly subscription is twelve shillings.
One on Mr. Sankey. — A story told
by the late Ira D. Sankey on himself,
and published in the Boston Herald in
1894, has been revived since the evan-
gelist's death. One day in Geneva he
entered a music-box shop and asked to
see some music-boxes. The salesman
graciously showed him a number, but
none was what he wanted.
' ' Have you none that play sacred
music ? " he asked.
" Why," answered the salesman, " we
have some that play a kind of half-way
sacred music."
" What ? " inquired Mr. Sankey.
" Oh, these Moody and Sankey hymns;
I can't imagine what the people see in
them, but we sell thousands of the boxes
that play them. We have enormous
orders for these boxes," continued the
salesman, " from every part of Europe " ;
and then he added, apologetically, " it's
a matter of business, you know, with
us." — New York Tribune,
Persia and Turkish Arabia
A notable book, deriving additional
interest^ from the fact that it deals with
two countries at present looming largely
above the political horizon, will very
shortly be published by Messrs. Seeley.
In " Behind the Veil hi Persia and Turkish
Arabia," the author, Mrs. M. E.
Hume-Griffith, depicts the lives, manners
and customs of the people as seen from
within. For eight years she and her
husband were attached to medical mis-
sions hi various towns, and his medical
qualifications were of inestimable value
hi breaking down the wall of natural
reserve. She lived on terms of cordial
friendship with the people, and her im-
pressions make interesting reading. The
many illustrations give additional value
to the letterpress.
Trade Notes
Messrs. R. |& T. Wasiibourne, Ltd.,
of 248, Buchanan Street, Glasgow, write :
" Please | note, that the firm of Cameron
Ferguson & Co.' are now closed we having
bought ovei j all Prayer-books and all
Irish publications only. Yours truly,
pro. R. cc T. Wasiibourne — A . M."j
Messrs. George J. Juckes. booksellers
and exporters, have removed from Bir-
mingham to larger and more central
premises at The Ruskin Book Stores,
J5, St. Martin's Court. St. Martin's Lane,
London, W.C. Catalogues will be issued
monthly as hitherto. 2iS
January 30, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
Mr. James Maclehose,
Publisher, Bookseller and Printer.
W'E have much pleasure in giving, with
the sanction of our excellent young
Glasgow contemporary, The Bailie — it
is not yet forty years of age — Lthe following
account of Mr. James Maclehose, of
Glasgow. It is No. 1891 of The Bailie's
series entitled "Men You Know."
" To the citizen of the world Glasgow
spells trade and commerce. It is the
second city of the British Empire, and the
industrial capital of Scotland. But all
through its recorded history, trade and
commerce, although of great moment,
have never formed the be-all and end-all
of its active life. Its oldest and grandest
edifice is a church, and for hundreds of
years it has had a noble university as a like
outstanding feature. The twain have
assuredly been potent factors for good in
the past history of the city, and religion
and learning, by aid of many churches,
colleges, schools, and libraries, are to-day
earnestly at work for the spiritual, moral,
and intellectual well-being of the com-
munity. Glasgow can boast a long line
of preachers and teachers of note who
have found fit expression for their
thoughts and feelings in the spoken or
written word and the printed book,
which alike shed lustre on the city. It
is, however, with the latter that The
Bailie has to do on this occasion.
Glasgow's First Printer.
" Glasgow's first printer was George
Anderson, who came from Edinburgh,
and set up his press here hi 1638, from
which was issued ' The Protestation of
the Generall Assemblie of the Church of
Scotland,' the first piece of printing
known to bear a Glasgow imprint. It
is now rare, and highly prized by col-
lectors. Quite a host have followed in
his wake — good, bad, and indifferent.
Notable names in this connection are
Robert Urie and the famous brothers
Robert and Andrew Foulis. who brought
the art of printing to a high state of
perfection.
Messrs. James Maclehose and Sons.
' ' An admirable successor to Urie and
the Foulises the city fortunately owns
in the renowned firm of Messrs. James
Maclehose & Sons, publishers and book-
sellers to the University. This old
business was founded hi 1 838 by the father
of the Man You Know. The James Mac-
lehose of to-day is a worthy son of a
worthy sire, and, as head of the firm,
conducts this important business with
rare skill and ability. He was born in
Glasgow in 1857, and graduated Master
of Arts in its University in 1878. His
uncle, Mr. Robert Maclehose, sen., was
for many years printer to the University,
but retired in 1894. This business is
now carried on under the style of Robert
Maclehose & Co., Ltd., printers to the
University, a firm whose extensive and
splendidly equipped printing and book-
binding works at Annieslaud are a sight
to behold.
Some of the Firm's Publications.
The Man You Know is principal
partner in this business likewise, and thus
combines both the production and dis-
tribution of high-class hterature. In the
limited space_ at disposal it is only
possible to name a few of the many
important books which have issued from
the notable Maclehose press. Exempli
gratia, there are the works of the late
Principal John Caird and his brother
Edward, formerly Master of Balliol, both
writers of the first rank in the realm of
religion and philosophy ; valuable re-
prints of Hakluyt's Voyages, Purchas's
Voyages, Fynes Moryson's Travels, and
other similar books ; and what The
Bailie, a Glaswegian to the core, of
necessity most highly prizes, viz., a series
of splendid volumes relating to the past
history of the city of Saint Mungo. The
list comprises The Old Country Houses
of the Old Glasgow Gentry, with photo-
graphic illustrations of great interest by
Annan, published first in 1872, and fol-
lowed by an enlarged edition hi 1878;
Memoirs and Portraits of One Hundred
Glasgow Men, 1886 — there is much
excellent and informing writhig in these
two works by three high authorities on
MR, JAMES MACLEHOSE.
1 By permission from The Bailie, of Glasgow.
old Glasgow, viz., John Buchanan,
LL.D.. John Guthrie Smith, a former
Lord Dean of Guild, and John Oswald
Mitchell, LL-D., all three, alas ! gone
from life's record ; Scottish National
Memorials, 1890, the memorial volume of
Glasgow's 1 888 Exhibition; The Old
Closes and Streets of Glasgow, 1900, an
important series of views by the Messrs.
Annan with an introduction by Mr. Wm.
Young, R.S.W. ; and Scottish History
and Life, 1902, to commemorate the
great International Exhibition of I901
held at Kelvingrove. The paper, type,
and binding of these handsome volumes
are of the first order of excellence. And
note must also be made of three fine
works of somewhat smaller dimensions,
viz.. Glasgow: Its Municipal Organisa-
tion and Administration, by Sir James
Bell, Bart., and Mr. James Paton, F.L.S.,
1896; Old Glasgow Essays, by John
Oswald Mitchell, LL.D., 1905 ; and
Glasgow Memorials, by Mr. Robert Ren-
wick, Depute Town Clerk, 1908, all full
of accurate and interesting hiformation.
" Glasgow has good reason to feel
proud of the records dealing with its
past which have been published since
quaint old M'Ure printed in 1736 what he
had to say hi his ' View of Glasgow.'
the first history of the town. In this
respect among British cities Glasgow
occupies the foremost place, and in
worthily upholding this supremacy hi
days within living recollection the works
issued from the press of the Messrs.
Maclehose have played a most im-
portant part. With the late Mr. Colin
Dunlop Donald, Mr. Maclehose assisted
in founding in 1889 the Regality Club,
which continues to issue to its members
printed records and pictures of Old
Glasgow. Many early examples of the
work of the now distinguished etcher,
Mr. D. Y. Cameron, adorn its pages.
These publications are of the same high
class as those just noted. In 1903 the
Man You Know founded the ' Scottish
Historical Review,' which is published by
his firm, and of which from the outset he
has acted as editor. In connection with
the business there has been successfully
carried on since 1841 an important
lending library, to-day so widely known
to Glasgow and West of Scotland readers
as ' The Western Book Club.' All new
books of any account are sure to be found
in due course upon its shelves.
" Like his father before him, whose
strikhig presence many citizens can
clearly recall (he died in 1885), the Man
I You Know is of tall and commanding
I aspect, and is a well-known figure in the
[ city. Although perhaps not given to
' wearing his heart upon his sleeve,' the
good heart is his all the same, and its
owner is justly held hi high esteem by
those who know him.
" Since the middle of last century an
ever-increasing business at their hand-
some premises at No. 61 St. Vincent
Street, to-day a literary landmark of
distinction hi our midst, and one which
is assuredly destined to prominently
figure hi future chronicles of the city.
" The firm has deservedly prospered
in the past, and The Bailie, in a last word,
cordially wishes it and its head con-
tinued success in the days to come."
[The Publishers' Circular and Book-
sellers' Record, while thanking the
Editor of The Bailie for permission to use
this interesting account and the portrait,
is glad also to bear testimony to the
esteem in which Mr. Maclehose is held
in publishing and bookselling circles of
the United Kingdom. — Ed. P.C.]
For Genealogists
Interested in Herts.
" A Handlist to the Surnames repre-
sented by Monumental Inscriptions hi
the Hundred of Edwiustree, in the County
of Hertford." The surnames upon the
j Memorials in the above division of the
County number some eight hundred. To
each of these set down in the record has
; been attached a distinctive letter or
! letters, corresponding with a list of the
! parishes in the Hundred prhited at the
\ commencement — indicating at a glance
I where the names are to be found. A
few copies have been printed for the use
of genealogists and others, price one
shilling, and can be had of Mr. W. B.
Gerish, of Bishop's Stortford.
152
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January 30, 1909
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Literature in Canada.
We have taken the following extracts
from a very interesting address, describing
some of the objects aimed at in the founding
of the Royal Society of Canada, by its
President, Dr. Samuel E. Dawson, C.M.G.,
the well known and greatly respected
Canadian Publisher and Bookseller. —
Ed. P.C.
The World of the Spirit
It will be my endeavour to direct your
attention for a short time this evening to
some of the objects aimed at in founding
the Royal Society of Canada. My re-
marks will be concerned chiefly with the
first two sections — the literary sections.
The scientific sections express the activi-
ties of a scientific era, they need neither
explanation nor apology. The attention
of mankind is focussed as never before
on the advance of science as it strides
from victory to victory over the world
of matter ; but let us step out of the
blaze of noon and rest awhile in the quiet
shade of the world of the spirit
Broad Basis on which the Royal
Society of Canada is Founded
During the formation of our Society
the view was strongly advocated that it
should be organised after the pattern of
the Royal Society of London and with
the same limitations. There were many,
however, among those called to Lord
Lome's counsels who were familiar with
the traditions of French literature.
Broader views prevailed, and the objects
of the French Academy, together with the
objects of the Royal Society of London,
were covered by the different sections of
the one Royal Society of Canada. In
tliis way Science and Literature can give
each other support, and an institution
was founded upon the broad basis of the
experience of two races, two nationalities,
and two languages — a counterpart of
Canada itself.
The Society has passed the period of
adolescence, and, this year, both series of
its " Transactions " are rendered avail-
able to all by an index covering the whole
twenty- four volumes, prepared with great
labour by one of the fellows of Section I.
The wealth of research over the whole
fields of Science and Literature thrown
open to scholars is now manifest, and the
fotmders of the Society have been justified
by the results. To have built on so wide
a plan showed an abiding faith in the
future of our country, then only com-
mencing to enter upon its astonishing
period of expansion.
The Spheres of Science and
Literature
The spheres of Science and Literature,
though they may seem at times to
coalesce, are profoundly diverse. The
former is fundamentally quantitative —
the latter is radically qualitative. Science
is based upon the principle laid down by
one of the greatest of her votaries : " A ll
things exist in number, iscight, and
measure." Yes! All things; save the
will and the spirit of man. All things :
save love, joy, honour, patriotism, and
every other motive which stirs the human
spirit to action or gives value and dignity
to the life of man. For such things as
these there is neither number, weight, nor
measure ; and yet in them is all that
makes life worth living. They are the
fields in wjjich literature is supreme ; for
it deals with the whole region of the spirit
— the whole world of mind— and nothing
in that world can be apprehended
quantitatively. It is doubtless easier to
appraise work done in science than work
done in literature— the scientific student
can measure his results by definite and
readily accepted standards, while work
in literature must abide the general
judgment of mankind. For that reason,
in an industrial age, the pursuit of
literature is not favoured by practical
men ; but they forget that, while science
deals with the material forms and forces
of the universe, literature has for its
sphere the whole of the moral and
intellectual forces past, present, and
future. " Who knowcth the things of a
man. but the spirit of a man which is in
him ? " Now, the " things of a man "
are just those things which men really
care for and by which civil society
advances or retrogrades.
Statesmen Bred on Letters not
Science
Literature, then, being the study of
human life, it is, of necessity, the most
practical of all studies — practical because
January 30, 1909
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153
it deals with the varied experiences and
capacities of the human soul. For that
reason great statesmen have been trained
in letters rather than in science — in
classics rather than in mathematics.
Their field is human life and in the mirror
of what are happily called " the humani-
ties " that life is reflected.
Books our Most Valuable Heritage
from Past Ages
" Visible and tangible products of the
past." says Carlyle, " I reckon up to the
extent of three. Cities with their cabinets
and arsenals ; then tilled fields with their
roads and bridges ; and thirdly — books.
In wliich third truly lies a worth far
surpassing that of the two others. ",*§ Not
only are they surpassing in worth, but in
endurance. The great cities of the
ancient world, once the centres of great
empires — Babylon, Tyre, Cartilage,
Thebes — are mounds of nuns. The rich
plains of Asia and the productive fields
of Northern Africa, once the granary of
the Roman world, have, for long centuries,
remained untilled ; but the literatures
of Greece, Rome, and Judea, still sway
the minds of men. The wealth and
luxury of the merchant princes of old
equalled anything existing in our day ;
but their civilisation was material and
their memory has passed into oblivion.
The temple libraries recently exhumed
contained deeds, contracts, leases, and
such like practical documents, but nothing
corresponding to the literature of i the
Jews or Greeks. The life was material,
and therefore perished like the docks and
palaces.* The whole wealth and power
of Asia was hurled back by a small band
of idealists at Marathon and Thermopylae,
and. wliile the native annals of those
great powers are a blank, the history of
the little cantons of Greece and the deeds
of their citizens have been a guide
through all the ages. The names of
many of the poorest citizens of Athens are
familiar to us, but who knows the names
of the merchant princes of Tyre and
Sidon. Perished are their docks and
palaces, perished are their names and
deeds ; but the work of the " blind old
singer of Scio's rocky Isle " still lives.
Other creations may fade, to shapeless
ruin decaying ;
Over the world of thy song, youth's
earliest dawn is still playing.
The Philosophy of Poetry
Literature, at the highest level of its
power, is expressed in poetry, which must
be coimted among the Fine Arts, since
it is the product of the creative power of
the imagination and is clothed with
beauty of form, of proportion, and of
cadence. Music expresses pure emotion,
and in it the deep passion underlying
universal humanity seeks expression ;
but its utterance is indefinite. Pamting,
while definite, is limited to the presenta-
tion of action at one moment of time, but
poetry is not only the music of language,
but it sustains its action over indefinitely
long spaces of time. It appeals to the
intellect as well as to the emotions, and
touches allfthe ! chords of life. Poetry
* do not. remember to have seen tins roint so well
made before.— Kd. P.C.]
is more philosophical than history, and
its subject matter is higher ; for, while
history relates what the spirit of man has
done, the power of the imagination,
working on an ideal plane, reveals what
it is possible for the spirit of man to do.
The Idea of Canadian Nationality
During the last twenty-five years the
idea of a Canadian nationality has been
j rapidly growing, and the change is
j reflected in our literature, especially hi
our poetry. To weld ah Canada into one
nation is an arduous task, and the
statesmen will need the aid of the writers
of Canada. The double history and
origin of our people stand in the way of
that intimate fusion so important in the
formation of national solidarity.
Both Sides Won on the Plains of
Abraham
It is now recognised that hi the battles
on the Plants of Abraham both sides won.
The English troops over-ran the country,
but the French continued to possess it.
The French lost nothing, but gained free
institutions ; and, by dint of long compan-
ionsliip, the English have come to regard
the history of Old Canada as theirs also.
While the French Revolution severed
the French Canadians from France,
the sequence of the American Revolution
severed the English Canadians* from the
English-speaking people of the South.
The two elements of our people are nearer
and more to each other than to either of
the nations from which they sprang, and,
in the study of the history of their common
country the two races find a bond of
common hiterest drawing them closer,
year by year, as they know each other
better. > -.
Then, again, our interests are widened
by the dual origin of our people. Two
languages awaken our sympathies with
two distinct streams of civilisation. The
histories of the two great mother nations
supply us with an infinity of themes.
Two great systems of law and two widely
different systems of settlement broaden
our outlook over the past and guide us in
our forecast of the future.
Early Printing
The following are items Nos. 68 and 69
in the No. 52 Catalogue of Murrays, Ltd.,
of The Shakespeare's Head, Leicester : —
Early Printing. — Centon Epistolario
Del Bachiller Fenian Comez de-cibda
Real Fisico del mui poderoso e subli-
mado Rei Don Juan el segundo deste
nonbre ; Burgos, early XVI. Century
(?), small 4 to., Gothic type, title leaf
and 170 numbered pages, bds., cf back,
very rare, £4 4s.
" No copy in the British Museum."
Early Printing. — Opuscula Divi
Bernardi Abbatis Garevallensis, Brescia
Angelus et Jacobus de Btitannicus, 1495,
8vo., printed hi a beautifully fine
Gothic type, double columns, 348
unnumbered leaves, contemp stamped
cf., over wooden bds., back needs
repairing, £2 5s.
" Unknown to Hain.
" The British Museum copy lacks 17
leaves."
American Notes
(From the New York Publishers' Weekly) .
Delay in filing oath, subjects books im-
ported by a library to duty. — The Board of
United States General Appraisers nded
that an importation of books made by the
Morrison-Reeves Free Public Library, of
Richmond, Ind., must stand assessment
of duty at the rate of 20 per cent, under
the provision in the Dingley tariff law for
" books." It was the contention of Ada
L.§* Bernhardt, the librarian, that the
books having been imported for the use of
a public institution should be admitted
free of duty. Judge Hay, who writes the
decision for the board, says that the
requirements for free entry were com-
plied with. The requisite oath was not
filed with the board until more than a
year after the entry of the books, and
according to the General Appraiser the
delay is not in conformity with the
regulations for the free entry of books.
Reilly & Britton are reprinting
" Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz " — an
unusual thing to do at this season of the
year, when the demand for juvenile books
is at its lowest. Nevertheless, the orders
have come in so strong since the holidays
that the new edition at this time is amply
warranted.
Duffield & Co publish H. G. Wells'
new book, " Tono-Bungay, " which
is said to be a big, able-bodied, full-
blooded English novel of the good
old-fashioned school, but at the same
time brimful of modernity, being the
history of a patent medicine king, in other
words, the inventor of Tono-Bungay.
They expect to bring out immediately
" The Magician," a new novel by W.
Somerset Maugham. The plot of the
story turns upon the attempt of a modern
wizard to produce human life, sacrificing
the life of his own wife in the carrying out
of his experiments.
The following advertisement appeared
in a Boston newspaper on January 4th :
"The late Mr. J. McNeill Whistler's
letters. Warning to publishers and
others. It has come to the knowledge
of the late Mr. Whistler's executrix that
certain persons have recently pubhshed
letters written by the late Mr. Whistler.
Notice is hereby given that the publica-
tion of any such letters without the con-
sent of Mr. Whistler's executrix is unlaw-
ful, and that legal proceedings will be
taken against all persons publishing, or
offering for sale, copies of any such letters.
Watkins- Williams, Steel & Hart, solicitors
for the said executrix, 54, New Broad
Street, London, E.C., December, 1908."
Number of Authors. — How many
authors are there in England ? Eleven
thousand, says the Author, accepting the
reckoning of a statistician whose figures,
we are assured, may be relied on. Mr.
J. M. Barrie once remarked that the
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the membership of the society amounts
only to 2,000, out of this 11.000. The
" Literary Year Book " prints the names
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How a Golf Club House
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Booksellers will, we are sure, be
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attention to a fully illustrated article in
the February number of The Country
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by Mr. Cecil Alexander Sharp, A.R.I.B.A.
It is a practical dissertation, having for
its object the definition of what an
" ideal golf house " should be. The
whole article, which is fully illustrated
by plans and photographs, should interest
all golfing enthusiasts. " I have en-
deavoured, says Mr. Sharp, "to give
some idea, with the help of the illustra-
tions, of what a first-class, economical,
comfortable and sufficient club should be,
and one that will provide for an in-
creasing membership. It is a game
for all time, no mere passing fancy, and
it behoves all promoters of golf club
buildings to see that they are soundly
built and architecturally designed, so
that they may not become a blot and
eyesore upon some beautiful spot be-
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The Trade and Industry
of Australia
Messrs. Eyre & Spottiswoode, Ltd.,
East Harding Street, London, E.C., have
just published a handsome Royal 8vo.
volume, entitled " The Trade and In-
dustry of Australia," by Ben H. Morgan,
being a report on the state of and openhigs
for trade and the condition of local
industries in Australia and New Zealand.
We marvel at the amount of carefully
classified information which Mr. Ben
H. Morgan has collected in the somewhat
short period he had at his disposal ; he
sailed to Australia in February, following
instructions from the Manufacturers'
Association of Great Britain, and returned
towards the end of July. Although
mainly intended for British Merchants
interested in Colonial trade, it is likely
to prove useful to all interested in
capital and labour questions, and all
Imperialists. There are many illustra-
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and we can recommend it as containing
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At 6s. net it is a cheap book.
The Sunday Paper. — I spent five
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home in a two-wheeled cart. I piled
the sections upon the floor, till they
reached as high as the kitchen door ; I
hung the chromos upon the wall, though
there wasn't room to hang them aU ;
and the yard was littered some ten feet
deep with " comic sections " that made
me weep ; and there were sections of
pink and green, a woman's section and
magazine, and sheets of music, the which
if played would quickly make an audience
fade ; and there were patterns for women's
gowns, and also for gentlemen's hand-me-
downs ; and a false moustache and a
rubber doll, and a deck of cards and a
parasol. Now men are busy with dray
and cart, a-hauling away the Sunday
Dart — Emporia Gazette.
The Origin and Growth of
a New Language :
A Romance of Real Life.
By G. L. Browne, D.B.E.A.
On December 15th, 1859, was born in
massacre-stained Bielostok, Russia, a
child of the hated and persecuted Hebrew
race who, pondering as a boy of nine over
the incessant conflict between Russians,
Poles, Germans, Lithuanians, and Jews,
in his native town, dreamed of a talisman
of peace. Their quarrels arose, he saw,
because they spoke different languages, so
they could never really understand one
another. Could they but have a neutral
language this strife might cease ! The
abiding ideal grew with the boy and
dominated his life, and when, in 1878, he
entered Warsaw University his Inter-
national language was already planned.
But his father bade him wait and practise
the language before giving it to the world.
vSo like the Fay who wrought Excalibur: — ■
" Nine years she wrought it, sitting in
the deeps.
Upon the hidden bases of the hills."
Nine years Louis Lazarus Zamenhof
wrought and fashioned Esperanto, com-
posing and speaking in it, until it flowed
as a living language. Eventually pub-
lished in 1887, Esperanto remains un-
altered to-day. Then one man's language,
Esperanto has now adherents in every
laud. Seventy - two periodicals and
thousands of books appear in it.
" Simpla, fleksebla, belsona, vere
internacia en siaj elementoj, la lingvo
Esperanto prezentas al la mondo civilizita
la sole veran sol von de lingvo internacia."
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Denmark
Spain
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Russia
Sweden
Switzerland
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219
1 1 1
19
62
38
16
9
87
6
42
39
49
US
19
39
10
119
Total recorded December, 1908 .. 1,170
The actual number of Esperantists is not
recorded, as large numbers never register ;
30,000 names appeared, however, in a list
published two years ago, but upwards of
200,000 undoubtedly exist in Europe, while
one Society alone (that of Paris) contains
1 ,000 members.
[We know no Esperanto, but the trans-
lation seems to be " Simple, flexible, of
fine sound, truly international in its
elements, the Esperanto language pre-
sents to the civilised world the sole true
solution of the international language." —
Ed. P.C.]
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the German Patent Law, &c.). In view
of the far-reaching effects expected to
result from the new provisions of the
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Reitzenbaum thought that an excerpt
such as his would be of interest, especially
as the changed situation will not only
affect the status of patents, but will
exercise an important influence upon
English, German and American industrial
enterprise.
From Messrs. George Bell & Sons. — " Fran-
cois le Champi " par George Sand. Illus-
trations de Gertrude Leese. One of that
excellent series " Les Classiques Francais
Illustrees," which is edited by Mr. Daniel
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with numerous illustrations, both coloured
and in black and white, and they are
eminently suitable for young readers, and
for prizes and gift-books. Five numbers
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From The Cambridge University Press come
four reprints of English Classics edited
with Introductions and Notes for the use of
Schools: Cobbett's "Rural Rides" and
Hazlitt's " Characters of Shakespeare's
Plays," by Mr. J. H. Lobban ; Defoe's
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From the Same. — ■" Elementary Algebra,"
by C. H. French, M.A., and G. Osborn,
M.A. This book, which now appears in a
revised and enlarged form, has met with
strong approval from teachers who have
tested it in actual class work. .Such
changes as have been made are in accord-
ance with modern methods ; but the
authors have been careful to retain its
main, distinctive feature — simplicity of
style. The work includes Common
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for a positive integral index, and is amply
sufficient for such examinations as the
London Matriculation, the Cambridge
Previous, the ordinary passwork of the
Higher Certificate Examination of the
Oxford and Cambridge Board, and others
of similar standard.
From the Same. — " The Acts of the'Apostles :
Revised Version," edited, with Introduc-
tion and Notes for the use of Schools,
by C. West Watson, M.A.—" St. Luke :
Revised Version," edited, with Introduc-
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by E. Wilton South, M.A. The aim of'
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most approved results of recent theological
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by Gilbert A. Davies, M.A. A learue ,
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odd^pages*'ofjNotes^and';two indices (Greek I
ami English). Mr. Davies has omitted
nothing from the commentary of Sir
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to the elucidation of the play, and in a
few cases he has made small alterations i
and additions with the view of making
particular points clearer. — " Studies in j
French Education from Rabelais to I
Rousseau," by Geraldine Hodgson, B.A.
Miss Hodgson is the first writer to produce
in English a book dealing exclusively with
French education ; yet the history of
Education is singularly incomplete if the j
contribution of the great French educators
be omitted. Her chapters are most able
and discriminating ; though full of learning,
she has written a book which will appeal
to both scholar and layman. She selects
and explains with point and vigour the I
salient features in the views and teaching
of such educators as Rabelais, Montaigne,
Pascal, Rousseau, and Madame d'Epinay. —
" Le Medecin de Campagne," by Honore
de Balzac. Edited with Notes and
Introduction by de V. Payen-Payne. The
editorial work is excellently done, the
notes being clear and full. — " Trees," by
the late H. Marshall Ward, Sc.D., F.R.S.
Vol. 4 of Dr. Ward's useful handbooks of
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The Introduction is a most exhaustive
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From The Catholic Truth Society. — " The
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side the country residence of Lady Sinclair
on Christmas Eve. He grows up a rather
morbid and introspective lad, and because
nothing is known of his father or mother
he becomes inordinately sad ; but, needless
to say, all comes right in the end. The
story will prove useful in strengthening
religious feeling in the young.
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ground of the Gospels," by William Fair-
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interval of 235 years, mark off a well
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Prom Messrs. Archibald Constable. —
" National Songs and Some Ballads," by
Harold Boulton. A selection brought
together from many verses written during
the last half century, and dedicated to those
" who in this sophisticated age still have a
liking for the simple and direct methods
of lyric and ballad writing." This savours
rather of blowing one's own horn, and
somehow raises in the reader a desire to
criticise. Still, Mr. Boulton has a public
who will welcome the volume.
From the Same comes the first volume of
their new illustrated monthly magazine.
The Country Home. The demand for
the magazine shows that it has filled a |
useful place, and has justified the pub-
lishers in increasing the size and attrac-
tiveness of the later numbers.
From Mr. Robert Culley.— " The Gift of the
Sea," by Alfred B. Cooper. In a terrible
storm the good ship Shandon, bound for
Argentina, goes ashore on a ridge of sand-
banks and becomes a total wreck. The
lifeboat is launched, the crew are able to
save one solitary soul — a baby about six
months old. The little one is given to
Miss Ashton, a lady noted for her kindness
and good works. She is delighted with
her " Gift from the Sea." A gold locket
containing a miniature of a beautiful girl,
evidently, from the likeness between them,
the baby's mother, a monogram " M.C."
on one side, a crest and motto on the other
is found among the child's clothing. In
6pite of this clue, however, the baby's
identity is not discovered, no relatives
come forward to claim her, so she is brought
up by Miss Ashton, to the latter's great
delight. When the heroine of the story is
twenty years old, she finds out who she is.
and all ends happily. " The Gift of the
Sea " is a simple but exceedingly pretty
and wholesome story and very suitable
as a gift-book for girls.
From the Same " The Seed of the Right
eous," by Frank T. Bullen. It is not easy
for Mr. Bullen to write a dull page, and this
record of lowly lives in humble circum-
stances is written with such calm strength
and restraint that it fascinates the reader
in spite of its lack of the romantic and the
picturesque. At the age of nine Dick is
left an orphan, for his father and mother
die in the same night ; he has three
younger sisters and brothers, and they are
immediately taken to the Union, where
they are provided for. Dick's subsequent
fight with the world is described in detail,
for Mr. Bullen himself has passed through
many of his hero's hardships, and speaks
from an intimate knowledge of the hard
and cruel side of life.
From Messrs. Dean & Son.- — Amongst quite
inexpensive books for children two just
issued by Messrs. Dean & Son strike us as
particularly delightful. " Twilight Tales
and " Elfin Tales " are just such as will
appeal to little folk from six years old
upwards ; they are brightly written and
well illustrated. In " Twilight Tales "
such old favourites as Tom Thumb, Blue
Beard, and Puss in Boots are to be met.
whilst " Elfin Tales " tells of the adventures
of tiny imps and hobgoblins.
From Mr. David Douelas, Edinburgh. —
" Thirty-five Years in the Punjaub ;
1858-1893," by G. R. Elsmie, C.S.I.,
LL.D. This book consists mainly of
extracts from letters and diaries written
by the author as he journeyed through
his Indian life and forms an excellent
series of pictures of the life and progress
of a Civil officer in the Punjaub during
the latter half of last century. The narra-
tive will be found of great interest by old
Punjabis who remember the whole or
part of the time dealt with, by young
men looking forward to service as civilians
in India, and by other persons who care
to read about that country. The author's
style is terse, well knit, satisfying and
very clear. His personality is very at-
tractive, and, though he takes a natural
pride in his successes, he is modest and
(to quote his own words) has " no buckram
about him."
Mr. Henry J. Drane. — " Life's Lessons, and
Other Poems," by Morris Hawksley. The
poems contained in this small volume are
good examples of modern verse that will
attract readers by their facile lyrical
quality.
From the Same. — " The Supreme Rulers."
by J. A. Houghton. This extraordinary
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book begins with long conversations
between Luna, Venus, Saturn, Uranus,
and other " supreme rulers " as to how to
remedy the ignorance of mankind with
regard to planetary influence. Horoscopes
are to be drawn for all children, marriage
bureaux established by the Government
where suitable partners (from a planetary
point of view) are to be assigned, and all
human life is to be regulated in accordance
with astrological science. How the latter
affects education, medicine, and industrial-
ism is fully entered into. The second part
of the book descends to the terrestrial
plane, and in Mexico we find Ralph
Thornton conversing with an ancient
Sage. They discuss Astrology and the
horoscopes of Roosevelt, Chamberlain, and
King Edward VII. That the reader needs
brains, as well as patience, will be proved
by the one quotation which space permits.
Speaking of the King's dangerous illness
in 187 1, we find " This event was caused
by the direction of moon to mid-heaven
converse, and the Solar arc measuring to
same is 280 49', being the difference
between the right ascension of the sun at
birth, 2240 25', and the right ascension of
the sun thirty days before birth, when the
sun was in 160 56' of Libra, with right
ascension of 1950 36'." This leaves us
positively bewildered.
From the Same. — " As they Are," by
" Bartholomew." " .Bartholomew " is in-
troduced to us in a Preface by Sarah
Grand, who begins with a sledge-hammer
attack upon Publishers and Editors in
general, and then proceeds to say that the
nineteen dialogues which constitute the
book will enlarge our range of vision by
adding to our knowledge of life. But
there is nothing very new in " Bartholo-
mew's " not unskilful delineation of
vulgarity in smart-set and subaltern life.
The characters murder the English lan-
guage, gossip, drink whiskeys and sodas,
turn themselves inside out for each other's
benefit, and show an litter lack of any
real distinction of thought or feeling. No
doubt such types do exist, but we have
found an undiluted dose of them rather
dreary stuff.
From Mr. A. C. Fifield. — " The New Word,"
by Mr. Allen Upward. This is the second
edition — the first, however, to which the
author's name is attached — of an " Open
Letter to the Swedish Academy," published
originally at Geneva. Under the will of the
late Professor Nobel a valuable prize is
annually awarded " to the person who
shall have produced in the field of literature
the most distinguished work of an idealist
tendency." In the attempt to fix the
meaning of the word " idealist," Mr.
Upward has been drawn on into a treatise
of striking originality and importance. In
philology, in religion, in logic, in meta-
physics he is a thorough-going revolution-
ist ; he has all Carlyle's hatred of shams,
but without his crabbedness. The book
abounds in striking sayings and pregnant
thoughts. The ordinary reader will peruse
it with interest and pleasure ; the man of
letters and the thinker will study it with
care as the possible spark of a new illumin-
ation.
From the Same. — " The Corn Laws," by
Mary A. M. Marks, is a popular account of
legislative attempts to control the produc-
tions and importation of corn in England.
Starting from the first Corn Law, in 1225,
Miss Marks traces the history of the whole
subject down to Peel's historic volte-face
in 1845. The subject is a difficult one, and
complicated by political and partisan
issues; butMiss Marks writes with clearness
and reasonable fairness, and with constant
quotation of contemporary authorities,
gives us the history of the subject. As
-a picture of the condition of the labouring
classes under a protective ^system her
book deserves careful study from Free
Traders and Tariff Reformers alike.
From the Same. — " Landholding in England
considered in relation to poverty," by
Mary A. M. Marks. An exceedingly able
exposition of the several steps, from
Saxon times to our own day, by which
England has arrived at her present position
of a country without peasant proprietors.
All interested in the " back to the land "
movement should purchase this shilling
volume, for it goes to the very heart of the
laud question, makes the difficulties of the
present position clear, and shows the
necessary reforms which must precede any
satisfactory solution. Few will dispute
the contention that the accumulation of
land into vast estates is a hindrance to the
growth of citizenship, and that the creation
of a class of peasants cultivating small
holdings owned by themselves would be
an unmixed blessing to the country as a
whole. Vast interests and influence oppose
themselves to this desire, and a clear view
such as Miss Marks gives us is at any rate
a step in the right direction, for it will
help to form public opinion upon a matter
of national importance.
From Mr. T. N. Foulis. — " Letters of John
Keats " and " On Books and Character,"
by Hazlitt. (Holyrood Books). These are
two specimens of a unique little library of
beautifully produced books bound in
gelder grey boards with gold stamping on
vellum ; they may also be had more
elaborately bound. They are a delight to
handle, type, paper and general get-up
adding to one's appreciation of the good
literature of their contents. So far, six
volumes have been issued, and more are
promised.
From the Same. — " Who is to be the Master
of the World ? " by Mr. Anthony M.
Ludovici. It has been said that " the duty
which the great thinker leaves to his
followers is that of interpreting him."
That is the task which Mr. Ludovici has
set himself to perform for his master,
Friedrich Nietzsche. In these three
lectures recently delivered at the Univer-
sity of London he has sketched in outline
the constructive as well as the destructive
side of Nietzsche's startling and revolu-
tionary philosophy. His book will do much
to attract attention in England to a very
remarkable man, for it is lucidly and
sympathetically written, with abundant
quotations from Nietzsche's writings,
including several which are not yet acces-
sible in English.
From Mr. Henry Frowde. — " North and
South," by Mrs. Gaskell, has now been
included in The World's Classics. There is
a short introduction by Mr. Clement
Shorter.
From Messrs. Gale & Polden, Ltd. —
" Military Law Made Easy," by Lieut. -
Colonel S. T. Banning (late Royal Munster
Fusiliers). A comprehensive treatise on
Military Law, specially intended for officers
reading for the Promotion Examination.
Appended are the questions set in recent
examinations fully answered with refer-
ences to official books.
From the Same. — " The Military Law
Examiner," by Lieut. Colonel Sisson C.
Pratt (Royal Artillery, retired). This
volume contains questions set at Public
Examinations in Military Law, together
with answers to them. The questions
are methodically grouped in sections,
which correspond with the several heads
under which the author has treated on the
subject in his work, " Military Law, its
Procedure and Practice."
From the Same. — " Guide to Promotion for
Officers in subject ' A ' (Regimental
Duties)," by Captain R. F. Legge (The
Prince of Wales' Leinster Regiment).
This work deals very thoroughly with that
part of the subject for Promotion termed
Regimental Duties. This volume is
uniform with the two above-mentioned,
forming part of Messrs. Gale & Polden's
" Military Series."
From the Same. — " Army Service Corps
(Territorial Force) Guide," compiled by
Captain J. Atkinson, A.S.C. (Hants).
This handbook gives particulars of service
with the Territorial Army Service Corps
for Officers, Warrant and Non-Commis-
sioned Officers, together with specimen
Examination Papers. It states very fully
the requirements with which an applicant
for a commission must comply, and there
are full details of kit, &c, necessary and
the probable cost thereof. The work will
prove interesting to any men with ex-
perience in transport or the organisation
of supply who would wish to be of use to
their country in time of need.
From the Same. — " How to Instruct in
Aiming and Firing," by Qr.-Mr. Sergt.-
Instr. J. Bostock, of the Hythe Staff. A
useful little handbook, well illustrated
by photographs and diagrams, which
should be easily understood by the most
obtuse recruit, and should prove of service
to many amateur riflemen.
From the Same. — " Notes on Visual Training
and Judging Distance," also by Qr.-Mr.-
Sergt.-Instr. J. Bostock. A handbook
embodying directions for instructing in fa
most important branch of musketry
training. Well illustrated with photo-
graphs, and diagrams.
From the Same. — " Hints on Etiquette and
Dress for Officers of the Territorial Forces,"
by an Adjutant. A pamphlet which should
prove useful to those for whom it is
intended.
From Messrs. Wells Gardner, Darton & Co.
— " Our Children's Book of Plays," in Two
Parts. The five plays contained in these
two little volumes are quite in the right
spirit for children's performance. The
authors have wisely avoided anything
complicated, have aimed at words easy
for little minds to learn by heart, and
have not forgotten that even an inventive
mother or governess has limitations in the
way of scenic effects. Perhaps the most
successful play is the one taken from
" Alice in Wonderland " : here we meet our
old friends the March Hare, the Cheshire
Cat, Tweedeldum, and others, and acted
with spirit it would be sure to bring down
the house.
From the Same. — " A Hard Bit of Road," by
Raymond Jacberns. Miss Pollie Petti -
grew is a veritable creation, and the pages
that describe her dealings with Etheline
Farrell are full of excellent humour. The
Farrell family are poor, and Etheline,
being strong - minded and independent,
earns her living as companion to Miss
Pettigrew. The story is bright and there
is plenty of incident ; moreover, Miss
Jacberns has a real gift for the creation
of character.
From Messrs. Gay & Hancock, Ltd.—'' A
Happy Half Century," by Agnes Repplier,
Litt.D. The last twenty-five years of the
eighteenth century and the first twenty-
five years of the nineteenth contain
ample fare for the literary browser ;
it is a period containing many exploded
literary reputations, and the attitude
taken up by Miss Repplier is well illus-
trated by the line taken from Charles
Lamb — " This damn'd unmasculine cant-
ing age ! " The little volume of essays
is certainly very charming : 'he touch
is delicate, the humour spontau ous, and
the point of view modern but not in-
tolerant.
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Publishers' Circular
January 30, 1909
From The Gresham Publishing Co. — " Prac-
tical Coal Mining." Edited by Professor
W. S. Boulton. Volume 6 of this fine work
is now published, and with the index
forms a complete and invaluable record.
We have exhausted almost every adjec-
tive in praise of this publication in notices
of previous volumes ; we feel sure it is
likely to become and remain for a long
time the standard work on this subject.
From Health and Strength, Ltd..-—" Roller
Skating for Novice and Expert " : a
practical text-book on the craze of the
moment. It is written by C. S. Monohan,
the well-known American expert, who is
at present touring this country. There are
numerous photographic illustrations, and
the book deals with the subject from every
point of view. It is suitable for beginners
and those well acquainted with the
sport.
From Mr. William Heinemann. — " The
Greatness and Decline of Rome," by
Gugliemo Ferrero. Translated by the
Rev. H. J. Chaytor, M.A., Headmaster
of Plymouth College. We have before us
Vols. 3 and 4 of this splendid work. The
former deals with the decline of the Roman
aristocracy after the death of Caesar, the
latter with the relations between Rome and
Egypt. The work will, we are sure, be
accepted in schools and in the Universities
as a standard authority. We must remark
that the translation is excellent.
From*Messrs. T. C. & E. C. Jack.—" The
National Gallery," Part 6 ; " Beautiful
Flowers," Part 7, and Part 8 of " Wild
Beasts of the World " are now ready.
Mr. J. Jacobs sends us a Hebrew work
of a somewhat unusual kind. " Pilpul
Zeman Zemanim Zemanehem " ("Argu-
ments concerning Festivals," &c.) is a
parody on the Haggadah of Passover,
describing in satirical language many of
the Christian ceremonies and beliefs
current in Italy in the Middle Ages. The
work is believed to have been composed by
Jonah Rapa about 1680, and is printed
from extant manuscripts at the expense
of the Trustees of the Montefiore Endow-
ment.
From Mr. John Lane. — " The Poems of
A. C. Benson." Lovers of poetry will be
glad of this receuil of Mr. Benson's poems,
which have been selected from six of the
volumes issued by him between 1892 and
1905. Amongst the minor poets there is
none we rank higher ; about all his verse
clings the intangible yet compelling at-
mosphere of the man of culture and wide
classical education. High finish and dis-
tinction of thought are what we have come
to expect from this writer, and his work
issues successfully from the ordeal of being
gathered together into one volume.
From the Same. — " Our Daily Bread," by
Clara Viebig. Translated by Margaret L.
Clarke. Frau Viebig has a wide reputa-
tion in Germany as a powerful writer of
peculiar and distinctive genius. " Our
Daily Bread " is not pleasant reading ; it
is too close to life, too full of ferocious
realism to be pleasant. But it is a work
of serious aim and no less serious achieve-
ment. Two country girls come to Berlin
to earn their livings as domestic servants.
The environment into which they are
flung is sordid and mean, and the friends
they make are particularly unpleasant.
The multitudinous detail is made to cohere
by means of Frau Viebig' s unusual con-
structive faculty, and her story is a
memorable one.
From Mr. Thos. Law. — "Youth and Life,"
a volume of " Talks to Young People "
(some of which we seem to have seen in
the columns of a leading Liberal newspaper)
collected and published by the National
Council of Evangelical Free Churches.
The subjects dealt with are all of great
importance to young men and women,
such as " The Christian View of the
Body," " The Tragedy of the Vacant
Mind," " Choosing a Life Partner," " The
Art of Getting on with People." The
writers are all men of eminence in the
evangelical world ; and they write with
the earnestness and authority which come
from long experience of the peculiar
temptations of the class for whom the
book is intended.
From Messrs. Macmillan & Co., Ltd.—
" Bible Lessons for Schools : The Acts
of the Apostles," by E. M. Knox. We
have nothing but praise for this sound
accurate and careful piece of work.
Intended primarily for the use of the
teacher, but secondarily for the use of the
pupil also, it has been divided into sections
so that facts can be the more easily under-
lined and paragraphs studied. The lessons
are calculated to assist both teachers and
scholars to study the Acts as a whole,
instead of dwelling upon its exterior and
incidental parts ; they also show how the
men who lived with Jesus understood
and applied the first principles of His
teaching and acts to the religious and
social problems of their day. — " A Latin
Reading Book : Gotham and Other
Stories," by Rev. E. D. Stone. The
compiler of this useful book has not only
brought together a number of pieces in
prose and verse, but he has clearly indicated
the manner in which his collection may be
used to greatest advantage. Several
modern poets have been translated into
idiomatic Latin of not too great difficulty.
From the Same. — " Representative English
Poems," selected and edited with Intro-
duction and Notes by Mr. G. S. Brett.
The Poems chosen are twenty-three in
number, representing all the great English
poets from Milton to Browning. The
selection is a sound, if not very striking or
original one ; and the notes, though made
primarily to meet the needs of Indian
students, will be found helpful by English
readers. " a
From the Same. — " Selections from White's
Natural History of Selborne," edited, with
Introduction, Notes and Glossary, by Mr.
F. A. Bruton, M.A. Yet another Selborne
book ! The letters dealt with by Mr.
Bruton are only thirty in number, but
they are well chosen and well edited.
The book is apparently intended for the
use of schools ; and this is, perhaps, the
best purpose to which White's work can
now be put. For while his conclusions
have been greatly supplemented, and in
some respects corrected, since his time, his
methods of observation, his patience and
fidelity and minuteness in the study of
nature, remain an example and an in-
spiration for ever. Mr. Bruton' s Intro-
duction and Notes are just of the right
kind (though a Master of Arts should not
speak of chrysales!), and there are forty
admirable illustrations.
From Messrs. Madgwick, Houlston & Co.,
Ltd. " Everybody's Book of Indoor
Games," containing the laws of t lie principal
indoor games played by English-speaking
peoples. This is a new editiou of Vol. 13
of the very popular Saxon's Everybody's
Series of sixpenny books. The games
appear to include practically all card
games, all games played with cues and
balls, dominoes, hakna, &c, and there are
over 200 pages of small type — a very
useful multum in parvo, perhaps not quite
up-to-date as regards bridge.
From Messrs. Maunsel & Co., Ltd. — " A
Prisoner of his Word," by Louie Bennett.
A tale of Ireland in the days of Thomas
Russell and Robert Emmet. The wrongs
of Ireland occupy the attention of the
central characters of the story, who are
all engaged in plotting against their
English oppressors ; but though Henrv
Maxwell has the fire of patriotism running
in his veins his sister Kate has far more
fury and vengeful wrath, and when her
lover, Ross Lambart, refuses to aid her
in avenging her brother's hanging she
spurns him and taunts him with his English
blood. There are some fine scenes, and
no little observation in Miss Bennett's
unusual story.
From the Same. — " Contemporary Ireland,"
by L. Paul-Dubois ; with an Introduction
by T. M. Kettle, M.P. This detailed and
scholarly volume is an English translation
of " LTrlande Contemporaire," which was
published in Paris a year ago, and which
has already achieved a considerable reputa-
tion on the Continent. M. Paul-Dubois
has the advantage of temperamental
sympathy, and a personal equipment of
the first order. His voice is raised for the
Gaelic League, and against linguistic
Imperialism ; for the ploughed field, and
against the grazing ranch ; for Home Rule
and against the Act of Union. The book
is based on a broad colligation of facts,
and so easily is the material handled that
every page is thoroughly readable. There
is a historical introduction of some eighty
pages, after which follow the three parts
into which the book is divided : " Political
and Social Conditions," " Material Decad-
ence," and " Possibilities of Regeneration."
From Mr. Andrew Melrose. — "Questions
answered by Christ," by the Rev. John
A. Bain, M.A. Mr. Bain has struck a
vein of thought, which has not to our
knowledge been worked before. He has
taken all the questions, about thirty-six
in number, which are recorded in the
Gospels as having been directly addressed
to Christ, and on each he has written a
short and suggestive sermon. The whole
: series makes a handsome, well-printed
volume, which will be found full of striking
thoughts and practical helpfulness for
clergy and laity alike. The book can be
heartily recommended.
From the Same. — " The Gospel of St. Mark,"
with Introduction and Notes by Rev.
W. S. Green. This neatly got-up little
volume belongs to the series of the " West-
minster New Testament," under the
general editorship of Dr. A. E. Garvie.
As in the other volumes, two of which we
see have already reached a second edition,
the standpoint adopted is the frank
acceptance of modern critical results as a
whole, but without undue deference to the
vagaries of individual critics, and the needs
of the preacher and teacher are kept in
view throughout.
From the'Same. — " Estimations in Criticism."
by Waiter Bagehot. The late Mr. Walter
Bagehot's criticisms are being issued in
two volumes edited by Mr. Cuthbert
Lennox. The first volume, dealing with
poets and poetry, has just been published ;
it contains essays on Hartley Coleridge,
Cowper, Shelley, and Milton.
From Mr. John Milne. — "The two Good
wins." The numerous admirers of Mr.
Murray Gilchrist's pleasant pictures of
country life will certainly be pleased with
this, which deals with the rich farming
folk of the Peak District. Mr. Gilchrist
knows how to put blood and life into his
characters. The scenes between the warm-
hearted Sarah and her lover and between
his grandmother and Sarah's mother are
capitally done.
From Messrs. Milner & Co.. Ltd. — " Espe-
ranto for the English," by A. Franks.
Mr. Franks has written an Esperanto
manual specially designed to meet the
requirements of English-speaking peoples.
In the earlier exercises only those Espe-
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ranto roots are employed which are exactly
the same as the English, or are so similar
in appearance or sound as to be at once
recognised and remembered. The plan of
the book is thoroughly practical, and the
exercises are skilfully graduated in order
of difficulty.
From Messrs. Morgan & Scott (for The
China Inland Mission). — " My Father's
Business," a brief sketch of the life and
work of Agnes Gibson, by Marian H.
Fishe. It is a simple and touching
record of an unassuming life, glorified by
the spirit of service. Miss Gibson was a
missionary at Hokow from 18S6 till her
death in 189S ; and one cannot read Miss
Fishe's account of her work without
echoing the comment of Mr. Orr-F,wing,
" if China could have a few- score of such
missionaries, there would soon be marked
results among the people of that great
Empire."
From Messrs. Morgan & Scott, Ltd. —
" The Spirit in the Word," by Mr. David
M. Mclntyre, is a symptom of the reaction
which is now setting in against ultra-
critical and ultra-scientific views of the
Bible. When destructive criticism has
done its worst against Holy Scripture, it
still remains true, as Mr. Mclntyre says,
that " the fullest insistence on the veritable
humanness of the various writings which
compose it does in no way detract from
its divine authority." Its message is still
a message from God to the devout and
earnest spirit. Those Christians — and they
are not a few — who are dismayed by the
errors and inconsistencies which have
been discovered in their Holy Book, may
derive much comfort from Mr. Mclntyre's
able arguments and hopeful eloquence.
From the Same. — "Peru: Its Story, People,
and Religion," by Geraldine Guinness. This
is a very bulky, well-written and interesting
tract, with numerous illustrations, an excel-
lent map, glossary, and bibliography. The
authoress has been engaged in " inter-
denominational " missionary work in Peru,
and her account of the country and its
peoples makes delightful reading. But
the book is spoilt by violence and exaggera
tion, and the authoress misses being
impressive by overstating her case. To
her Latin America is a , " continent of
Paganized Christianity." Whole chapters
are given under such headings as* — ■
Romanism : A spiritual famine; a Moral
Pestilence ; the celebration of the Mass
is held up as " The perpetration of the
most awful blasphemy under heaven."
This sort of writing convinces nobody,
and certainly weakens Miss Guinness'
attack upon the Roman Communion
for its lack of tolerance ! Alas, that
Catholicism should have done so little to
raise the general tone of life in South
America ; this cannot be denied. But
Miss Guinness has spoiled an interesting
book by her excessive bigotry.
From the Same. — "The Cross in the Old
Testament," by the Rev. R. C. Morgan,
is a series of papers reprinted from The
Christian, of which Mr. Morgan is the
editor. Their aim is to find in the Old
Testament Scriptures intimations and types
of the Redemption fulfilled in Christ, and
recorded in the New Testament. Though
similar work has often been done before
there is still room for this neat little
volume, and it will be welcomed by many
Christian people, especially of the " old-
fashioned " sort.
From. Messrs. A. R. Mowbray & Co.,
Ltd. — " A Book of Prayers for Boys :
together with special prayers for the
Holy Eucharist." Compiled by the
Rev. C. H. Blofield, Chaplain of the
Training Ship Mercury. No doubt this
manual will be adopted in some Anglican
institutions ; there is nothing particularly
striking about it, and we should have
thought that one or other of the established
High Church manuals would have met the
case. Or, for the matter of that, " The
Garden of the Soul," which contains most
of the matter contained in high Anglican
compilations (and a great deal, besides)
without the disadvantage of pretending to
appear in harmony with the Protestant
Prayer-book. " By Grace of the Christ
Child," by the Rev. E. Hermitage Day,
D.D. Contains four charming little stories
of Christmas, full of point and excellently
gotten up. " All Shall be Well."
Selections from the writings of the Lady
Julian of Norwich, a.d. 137.3. Mother
Julian's writings are not sufficiently known
in England ; these selections display her
real piety and her practical commonseuse,
qualities which are indeed uniformly notice-
able in the devotional works of the past
that have survived. For instance, in that
of St. Thomas a Kempis, St. Ignatius
Loyola, Castaniza, &c.
From the Same. — " Ifs and Ans," by the
Warden of the Richard Tidswell Memorial
Home, Chester. Helpful little talks with
girls. " Gold, Frankincense and
Myrrh," an offering in "Verse, by G. M.
Those who are acquainted with the
author's former work " With the Beloved,"
will expect to find in the present collection
a high standard of verse together with a
gentle, delicate insight into some of the
mysteries of Faith. We quote the first
verse of " The Slumber Song to the Infant
Jesus," which seems to us instinct with a
happy understanding of both sides of the
Incarnation.
" Sleep, my Sweet, and take your rest,
Mother Mary holds you surely,
Safely pillowed 011 her breast
Breathing lightly, smiling purely ;
Sleep, my Sweet, my Holy One,
Sleep, my darling little Son ! "
" For Love of Our Lord," by the Rev.
Jesse Brett, L.M. Simple talks on the
circumstances of daily life, which will be
appreciated by readers of " The Sign "
(in which they first appeared) and others.
From the Same. — " Church Teaching for
Church Children," by the Rev. J. N.
Newland -Smith. There is a very general
feeling now among Church workers that
an effort should be made to improve the
methods of teaching religion to the young.
Of books recently published for this
purpose, we have seen none better than
" Church Teaching for Church Children."
As the Rev. Percy Dearmer points out
in an interesting Preface, orthodoxy is
killed by the mechanical use of stock
lib rases ; children, like men, will in the
long run only believe what is made real to
their own minds, and vital to their own
hearts. Bearing tl. is in mind, Mr. Newland
Smith has taken the Church Catechism
on a three years' course, and explained
and illustrated it in ways which will be
found extremely stimulating and impres-
sive. We can heartily commend the book
to all clergymen and Church teachers.
From the Same. — Messrs. Mowbray & Co.,
whose Church Almanacks and other handy
publications have been for some time
steadily growing in public favour, send us
the initial issue of a new Encyclopaedia for
Churchmen, to wi ich they have given the
name of " Mow7bray's Annual." They
think that the present time, when the
Church of England is furnishing new
proofs of her corporate strength and her
high ideals, is an opportune one for the
publication of a volume which, while less
formal and limited in scope than the
" Official Year Book," may supply in a
handy form the current information abou^
Church matters likely to be of use or interes^
to Church people all over the world. The
book contains over 300 compact but
clearly-printed pages, in stiff paper cover,
or cloth, and should have a large sale
for it is carefully edited and well
up-to-date, including even tie with-
drawal of the Education Bill so late as
December 4th.
From the Same. — " Sunday School Lesson
Notes," by H. Hollingworth, M.A. These
Lesson Notes are drawn up to supply a
course for two years. Each Lesson is
meant to occupy two Sundays, the object
being not to give so much teaching but to
ensure that the knowledge has been under-
stood by the scholars.
From Messrs. Mullan & Son, Belfast.—
" Ulster Nature tjNotes," by Mr. Robert
Patterson, F.L.S., is a series of chatty
articles i originally contributed to the
Northern Whig and quite worthy of
collection into this more permanent form,
with a useful index and some good photo-
graphs by the writer. Mr. Patterson is a
careful observer and describes pleasantly
what he observes. There can never be too
many books of this sort.
From Mr. Eveleigh Nash. — " Stolen Sweets,"
by Mr. William Le Queux. A well con-
structed and vivaciously written novel.
Mysterious murders, wrongful accusations,
amateur detectives, fair but false foreigners,
a villain who proves to be only a dupe —
these, when complicated by the inevitable
love interest, make up a very readable
story certain of a welcome from the many
admirers of this novelist.
From the Same. — " The Book of Witches,"
by Oliver Madox"5iHueffer. Witches are
out of fashion to-day, and we rarely see
one save in Christmas pantomime. Mr.
Oliver Madox Hueffer is on friendly terms
with several occult ladies, his experiences
with"" whom he relates with considerable
humour. His book, however, is too wordy
to be useful either to the general reader or
to the student of occultism. Mr. Hueffer
has a good deal of information to impart,
but it takes him a very long time to write
it down. The patient reader, however,
w-ill be rewarded by many interesting
chapters, notably " The Witch in Fiction,"
" The Witch of Antiquity," " Persecutions
in Scotland," and " Philtres, Charms and
Potions."
From the Same. — " Joseph : A Dancing
Bear," by John Baraett. Joseph is a
raconteur of great gifts. His sense of
humour is particularly keen, and he is
careful to behave in such a manner that
he shall be the central figure of dramatic
situations. He is led about the countrv
by two blackguardly men who ill-treat
him ; he is compelled to dance and turn
somersaults for a living, and he is ill-
nourished and over-worked. Mr. Barnett's
excellent literary style is reflected in the
clever drawings of Mr. Leslie Brooke.
From The National Council of Evangelical
Free Churches. — " A Winter in South
Africa," by the Rev. F. B. Meyer. The
veteran Nonconformist minister was sent
out last year by the Free Church Council
to co-ordinate the work of the non-Anglican
communities of South Africa and to
strengthen the ties between the Churches
at home and those of the sub-Continent.
How well he succeeded, and how much he
saw, is pleasantly and modestly recorded
in this volume. Dr. Meyer's impressions
deserve consideration from an Imperial as
well as from a religious point of view.
From The New Age Press. — " Leaders of
Socialism," by G. R. S. Taylor : a short
account of a dozen men, English and
foreign, alive and dead, with whose
lives and work the history of the
Socialist movement is inseparably linked.
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Mr. Taylor will not allow his heroes much
credit or importance ; they are to him
only " the bigger corks in the Socialist
stream." Still, they serve to show from
time to time the rate and direction of the
current, and therefore this clever appre-
ciation of the methods, powers and limita-
tions of conspicuous Socialists will be read
with interest — with profit also, if it helps
to remind us that, in the words of Mr.
Taylor, "it is a grave problem to turn a
virtuous principle into an accomplished
fact."
New Edition. — " The Missionary Quar-
terly " is published by the Missionaries'
Literature Association, 7, Albany Court
Yard, Piccadilly, W. The Secretary and
Founder is Mr. Win, R Dover.
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Sir Percy Bunting's February Num-
ber .. .. .. .. .. 185
Notes and Announcements .. ..186
Articles — Edinburgh Book Notes ;
Book Trade Notes from Sheffield ;
Royal Daughters of England ; Book-
sellers' Catalogues ; A British Officer
in the Balkans ; The Booksellers'
Provident Institution ; Laura Hain
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THE
Publishers' Circular
Sir Percy Bunting's
February Number
Sir Percy Bunting has given us an
excellent February Number of The Con-
temporary Review, including a twenty-
four page " Literary Supplement," which
is a very welcome feature.
Mr. Edmund Gosse on Poe
Seventeen pages of this Supplement
are filled by reviews, and the rest by
Mr. Edmund Gosse with an interesting
appreciation of Poe as a poet. It is true
he begins it with an affectation — i.e.,
that " In the announcements of the
approaching celebration of the centenary
of Poe in this country, the fact of Ins
having been a poet is concealed." Mr.
Gosse even goes so far as to say, " At all
events, the statement that the revels on
that occasion will be conducted by Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle is quite enough to
prove that it is the prose writer of
'The Black Cat,' &c., who will be tin-
centre of attention."
Mrs. Gallup told us Bacon was a
concealed poet, but we never heard
anyone call Poe one before — never before
and nevermore. It is impossible to
imagine anyone, even with not a fraction
of the great critical and poetical endow-
ments of Mr. Gosse, as thinking of Poe
as anything but a poet first and prose
writer after. To what particular announce-
ment Mr. Gosse refers we do not know.
Evidently the fact that Poe was a poet
was not only not concealed, it was taken
for granted. Although admirers of some
of Poe's American contemporaries may
not agree with Mr. Gosse 's estimate of
them, they will be pleased to follow
Mr. Gosse as he fights a way for Poe to
the very pinnacle of Parnassus.
The Cardinal Importance of Poe
" The cardinal importance, then, of
Poe as a poet is that he restored to
poetry a primitive faculty of which
civilisation seemed successfully to have
deprived her. He rejected the direct
expression of positive things and he
insisted upon mystery and symbol. He
endeavoured to clothe unfathomable
thoughts and shadowy images in melody
that was like the wind wandering over
the strings of an seolian harp. In other
words, he was the pioneer of a school
which has spread its influence to the
confines of the civilised world, and is
now revolutionising literature. He was
the discoverer and founder of symbol-
ism."
We do not pretend to know if Mr.
Gosse is correct in all his estimate of Poe
as a poet ; but his very interesting essay
confirms us in the view that great critics
often confer far greater greatness on
writers and their work than cither can
in reality claim. A lot of criticism is idle
idol worship — subtle discoveries of in-
ferences and motives that the author
uever dreamt of.
Old and New Books about Poe
American publishers are announcing
new editions of and new works about
Poe, and secondhand booksellers may lay
the emphasis of big type on Poe in their
catalogues, especially if they have any
first editions. We could not help thinking
when giving a list of possible centenary
celebrations in The Publishers' Circu-
lar last year that probably the second-
hand booksellers got most good out of
them — material good, that is — and that
that was not overwhelming. Centenary
editions seem to filter through into the
secondhand book list quicker than any
other and stop there longer.
France in English
In turning over the leaves of The
Contemporary we notice Mr. John Lane's
attractive advertisement, in which lie
says, " Read the works of Anatole Prance
in English." Mr. Lane has now published
seven of them, and it would be interesting
to see his publication ledger made up to
December 31st last containing the
account of each. The fact that Mr. Lane
also announced an English translation
of M. France's " Life of Joan of Arc "
seems to imply that results are encou-
raging.
Ridiculous Text-Books for
Indian Students
Publishers of text-books for our
Indian Empire will be amused and
perhaps instructed by an old Oxonian's
article, " English Literature and the
Indian Student," in The Contemporary
Review. The writer, who signs himself
" Tau," says " Every year the Universi-
ties prescribe a number of English text-
books, many unsuitable, some positively
harmful." He has been called upon to
interpret Shelley and Keats to Mussulman
and Hindu. He thinks, and most people
will agree with him, that it is unnecessary
to set Macaulay's attack on Warren
Hastings as a lesson for our Native fellow-
subjects; or to ask them to recit; —
" Let dusky Indians whine and kneel ;
An English lad must die."
How the Indian students murder
Milton, one can easily understand. One
specimen which " Tau " gives must have
been startling. He had been recently
appointed to an Indian educational insti-
tution, and had to listen to this from
a young Brahmin : —
" Hail, horrors ! Hail
Infernal World ! And thou pro-
fouudest Hell
Receive thy new Professor ! "
Which rather leads one to conclude that
our fellow-subject Indian students do not
always assimilate so superficially as
•' Tau " imagines.
Referring to centenaries reminds us
that another critic, Mr. Ernest Newman,
has an essay in The Contemporary in
connection with the Centenary of Mendels-
sohn's birth. It seems the world lias been
entirely wrong in its estimate of Mendels-
sohn, and before he has done with him
Mr. Newman leaves the author of
" Elijah " as naked almost as he was
born (one hundred years ago) so far as
musical honours are concerned. As Poe.
according to Mr. Gosse, is the symbol of
" unfathomable thoughts and shadowy
i86
images," so Mendelssohn, according to
Mr. Newman, is " the symbol of all that
is amiably weak in music."
Invasion of England P
But to come down from mysticism
and music to solid facts, we can strongly
advise all who are interested in that
tremendous question — " Is Successful In-
vasion of England Poss:bie ? " — to read
" Master Mariner's " article on the sub-
ject in the February Contemporary. We
have long been wait.ug for someone with
the knowledge of a master mariner — not
an Ancient Mariner, but a modern
up-to-date one — to tell us how Germany
is going to invade England successfully.
He does not do that, but he does the
other an.l much more satisfactory thing — ■
he proves convincingly that for Germany
to embark an army of 50,000 men with
a due proportion of guns and cavalry and
ammunition, to say nothing of fodder for
men and horses, she would require to
collect two hundred transports and fill
them unknown to us ; she would require
six days at least from the first order to
lay hands on all the merchant shipping
in her ports in various stages of loading
and unloading cargo mi til the invaders
were in sight of our coast. Arrived off
our coast, she would require to find
suitable anchorage for three lines of ships,
each line sixteen miles in length, or one
line of fifty miles. She would require the
absence practically of the entire British
War Fleet and of every merchant vessel
or steam trawler capable of dropping
mines, as the Jap trade boats did ; she
would require the absence of our entire
Regular and Territorial Army, say the
absence of a quarter of a million men
with guns and a love of their country ■
she would require favourable weather for
landing 50,000 men, guns and horses in
open boats. Having obtained all these
requirements, she would march on London
and require the submission of the British
people — and she would most deservedly
get it !
Notes and Announcements
Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co. are publish-
ing, from the pen of the Rev. W. Tuck-
well, " Pre-Tractarian Oxford: a Remini-
scence of the Oriel Noetics." The book
will contain sketches of Provost Eveleigh,
Copleston, Whately, Dr. Arnold, Hamp-
den, Provost Hawkins, Baden Powell,
Blanco White ; the remarkable men,
known at the time as " Noetics " or
" Intellectuals," whose teaching, suc-
ceeded, controverted and for a time
eclipsed by the Newman movement,
re-appeared in " Essays and Reviews,"
and in the higher criticism of to-day.
The illustrations are from photographs
by Mr. F. Hollyer of the original portraits
in Oriel Hall and Common Room. The
volume will appear on February 16th.
Mr. Robert Bridges has frequently
been asked to edit a selection of the late
Canon Dixon's poetry, but he has always
hitherto refused— of had, rather, deferred
— doing this pious office for his friend.
Messrs. Smith, Elder &^Co. will publish
on the 1 6th inst., with a portrait, under
the title ' ' Poems by the late Rev.
Dr. Richard Watson Dixon," a selection
which is in every way what Mr. Robert
Bridges approves, and which he has
prefaced with an account of the poetry
and a personal record of his friendship
with the poet.
All who know Mr. Wm. C. Knight
Clowes, head of the^great printing house
of Wm. Clowes & Sons, Ltd.. will join us
in an expression of sincere sympathy
with him and his family in the sad loss
they have sustained by the sudden death
of Mr. Clowes's youngest son.
The play, " An Englishman's Home,"
which is drawing crowds to Wyndhain's
Theatre, has already aroused a great deal
of practical interest in the " Territorials,"
and it is singularly appropriate, that
simultaneously with the production of
this epoch-making play, Mr. Murray
should have issued a work by Mr. Harold
Baker, entitled " The Territorial Force,"
which has the imprimatur of Mr. Haldane,
and gives complete particulars of the
establishment of the Citizen Army.
Mr. Murray will publish immediately
"The Life of Sir Leopold McClintock,"
which his old midshipman and messmate,
vSir Clements Markham has written. The
book harks back to the days of the old
windjammers, and treats of the expedi-
tions to the Arctic, which McClintock led,
that to the relief of Franklin being the
most famous. The story of those great
efforts, though national history, has never
until now been adequately chronicled ;
: but Sir Clements Markham, with the
! assistance of the family, has remedied
the omission.
The third volume of the Cambridge
History of English Literature, entitled
" Renascence and Reformation ", will
be published by the Cambridge Univer-
sity Press on February 10th. Among the
principal ^contents are chapters on
" Reformation Literature in England,"
by the Rev. J. P. Whitney ; " Refonua-
i tion Literature in Scotland," by Dr.
Hume Brown ; " The Poetry of Spenser,"
by Dr. W. J. Courthope ; " The Eliza-
bethan Sonnet," by Dr. Sidney Lee;
and " Chroniclers and Antiquaries," by
Mr. Charles Whibley.
The Book Monthly for February is
bright witlvgjinteresting illustrations and
articles. Mr. Milne has got many of the
publishers to tell him what they think
about the Winter Book Season. We are
not surprised to rind that over-production
of books is the evil chiefly complained of.
The Hon. b. J. Bathurst (Alston Rivers
Ltd.) thinks the public are "absolutely
weary of the ' machine-made ' novel,"
and Mr. Eveleigh Nash says the market
" has been flooded with mechanical fiction
and the -public detected the grinding of
the machine." There is no doubt much
truth in this, some authors pour out
books like hens lay eggs, only the hens
do lay fresh eggs. Several publishers,
who did not publish them, think that
" The Letters of Queen Victoria " and
" The Life of Mr. Gladstone " and
Queen Alexandra's book account for much
of the frost on other books this winter.
As regards the busy booksellers, at any
rate, in the case of the Queen's charming
little album, we fear it was a case of
sic vos non vobis to a great extent.
" We Germans and our British
Cousins," a ^German business man's
point of view of Anglo-German relations,
by Hans Ziegler (author of " Hinaus
in die Welt "), which has just been issued
in Berlin by Mr. Wilhelm Suesserott,
will be brought out next week in the
United Kingdom on behalf of the German
publisher by Christophers, in time for
the King's visit to the Kaiser. The
author knew nothing j^of the English
language before he was twenty, but since
then has had a world-wide experience of
business affairs in Great Britain and her
dependencies.
Mr. Heinemann has pleasure in an-
nouncing that a 3rd edition of the
" Life of James McNeill Whistler," by
Mr. and Mrs. Pennell, is now hi the press,
and will be published this month.
At this time when the Servian
question is uppermost in European
politics, Mr. Alfred Stead, the Roumanian
Consul- General hi London, has arranged
with Mr. Heinemann for the publication of
" the most authoritative and interesting
work ' ' which has ever been produced
about that country. Mr. Stead has
secured the co-operation of the liighest
Servian authorities in every branch of
national development in the preparation
j of this book, which will enable the world
; to understand the forces moving the
I Servian race, and the national exigencies
1 which make political action necessary.
The book will be called " Servia by the
Servians."
The March Bookman will be a Fitz-
Gerald Centenary Number, and will
contain a special illustrated article on
Edward FitzGerald by Arthur C. Benson.
Also an important article on " Lord
Rosebery as a Man of Letters," by
Hector Macpherson ; a " Bookman
Gallery " article on John Masefield, by
Ashley Gibson ; and a second American
Letter.
Messrs. Nelson have added J. Meade
Falkner's capital story " Moonrleet "
to their " Nelson's 7d. Library." As a
medium for conveying a story from
author to reader we think Messrs.
! Nelson's little series difficult to beat.
Readers who yearn to be " plunged
into an atmosphere of black mystery "
should look out for " Links in the Chain."
by Headon Hill, to be published by Mr.
John Long. In addition to the black
mystery, we understand the " reader's
sensations are kept on the qui vive
through a quick ^succession of incidents
at once perplexing and disturbing."
February 6, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
187
Messrs. Hutchinson & Co. will publish
immediately a new volume of short
stories, entitled " Green Ginger." by
Mr. Arthur Morrison. Unlike his well-
known " Tales of Mean Streets " the
present collection consists entirely of
humorous stories.
Messrs. Bell will publish on the 10th
inst. a thoroughly revised^ translation of
Ranke's "History of the Latin and
Teutonic Nations" (1494-15 14), which
Lorentz described as one of Ranke's
" most original and instructive contribu-
tions to history." Mr. G. R. Dennis,
whose new edition of the same writer's
" History of the Popes " was published
last year, is responsible for the revision,
and the volume will contain an Intro-
duction by Mr. Edward Armstrong,
Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford.
For inclusion hi their " Queen's
Treasures Series," Messrs. Bell announce
a new edition of Mrs. E wing's "Jan of
the Windmill," which will be published
at the end of the month. It will contain
8 coloured illustrations by M. V. Wheel-
house, who has been so successful with
" Six to Sixteen " and " A Flat Iron for
a Farthing." Miss Wheelhouse will also
contribute a special title-page, covers,
and end papers.
Mr. John Long says of his 112W novel,
entitled " The Fault," by C. T. Podmore
(to be published soon) : — " Intense human
interest is the keynote of tliis story, hi
which the passions of two men are so
deftly woven round the centre figure of
Hester Lane that the reader is given no
pause until the final page is reached. It
is a remarkable and highly dramatic
story, by which Mr. Podmore will as-
suredly make his mark."
Messrs. Rivington will publish next
week a new volume in their series of
" Oxford Church Text Books," entitled
" An Introduction to the Literature of
the Old Testament," by the Rev. G. H.
Box, M.A. (Vicar of Linton, Ross),
formerly Hebrew Master at Merchant
Taylors School. This book deals with
the Hexateuch ; the Historical Books ;
the Prophetic Literature ; the Poetical
aiub*, Didactic Books ; the Book of
Daniel.
Messrs. Rivington also announce for
early publication two new volumes of
" Rivingtons' Direct Method Elementary
German Texts," edited by D. L- Savory,
M.A., Lecturer in the University of
Loudon, Goldsmiths' College ; formerly
Assistant-Master at Marlborough College.
This new series of Elementary German
Texts consists of stories complete in
themselves, selected from the best modern
authors. Each volume contains suitable
illustrations, supplying valuable material
for conversational practice. " Der Dachs
auf Lichtmess," by W. H. Riehl. " John
Wells," by Friedrich Gerstaeker.
" The Scoop of the Vulture " (Digby,
Long & Co.) is a very clever and realistic
account of how the Germans in the
absence of the entire British Fleet landed
80,000 men on the Norfolk Coast, and the
terrible fate which awaited them when
the British Fleet did come up. Mr.
James Blyth appears to have fought
against the Germans in the Franco-
German War, and he hates them like
poison. Yet even he drops a tear over
the terrible havoc made of the German
Army by the English Army and Navy.
Even the German Emperor can do nothing
(he conies over in a submarine), and while
he is away the French take Berhn, and
the clock of Germany is set back a
hundred years. Mr. Blyth's characters
move as fast as those in a cinematograph
show, but you must follow them. He
ought to read the Contemporary Review's
article referred to in our first article.
Readers who have enjoyed the stories
of the author of " A Lame Dog's Diary "
and " The Fortunes of Christina Macnab "
will be glad to know that Miss Mac-
naughtan has written the reminiscences
of her girlhood for The Girl's Realm,
These stories of the life of a large family
of interesting children, brought up in
vScotland, show the same humour and
keen observation and a power of drawing
scenes of unaffected pathos which mark
this writer's work. The reminiscences
start in the current number of the
magazine, and will continue to the end of
the volume.
" Among the Wild Tribes of the
Afghan Frontier," by Dr. T L. Pennell,
will very shortly be issued by Messrs.
Seeley & Co. The author has for sixteen
years lived in the closest intimacy
with the Afghan tribes, and knows their
character thoroughly. His life was in
danger several times, but his medical
qualification, backed by his tact and
courage, saved him in many a critical
situation. The book is profusely illus-
trated with photographs illustrating many
phases of native life.
On Tuesday Mr. John Lane will
publish " The Journal of John Mayne
during a Tour on the Continent upon
its re-opening after the Fall of Napoleon,
1 8 14," edited by his grandson, John
Mayne Colles ; with 16 illustrations, and
" The Measure of our Youth : a Novel,"
by Alice Herbert. Mr. Lane describes
this as "A brilliant novel of modern
life, by a new author. Its leading
interest is the eternal one of sex ; but
the treatment is particularly fresh and
fearless, and there is a sense of humour
and of style that will please the fastidious.
The realism of the writing will be for-
given for the sake of the delicate and
poetic vein of thought that underlies the
story, which is full of interest for the
psychologist."
We would suggest to Mr. Brockhaus,
of Leipzig, that his printer does not do
him a good service by omitting to print
the title and date of " Brockhaus'
Catalogue of Selected Works of Foreign
Literature " on the back of it. It is
necessary to write it on in ink, or else
the catalogue is lost when put on a shelf,
with scores of similar works of reference.
The list includes selected works in all the
principal European languages.
Aspasia, the heroine of one of Mr.
Heinemann's most recent ^novels, is the
most extraordinary mixture of the world,
the flesh, and the devil that we have met
with eve n in fiction. She is quite young,
but so saturated in the literature of
ancient Greece and Rome that she is able
to solve questions which puzzle the most
erudite of professors. After leading one
of them a maddening dance she marries
another twice as old. Mr. Laurence
North has evidently taken great pains
with " Syrinx " — and gives his readers
much light amusement.
The Yachting and Boating Monthly
for February contains, among other
articles: — The Resistance and Speed
of Motor Boats ; The Sea Fisher-
man ; Congers and Conger-Catching ;
How to Build the Knoxpotz, a simple
Hydroplane ; Light Motors for Hydro-
planes ; a 2 5 -ton Cruiser Design; and
a short illustrated article on Sailing on
Skates. These, as well as a complete story
"The Mate of the Ulv," by J. J. Bell,
make up a very interesting number ;
it is admirably produced by Mr. Horace
Cox, of The Field, which paper easily
holds the field as the great general paper
on British field sports, &c.
" Grape Culture Up-to-date " is the
title of a new illustrated work by Mr.
A. Kirk, which has just been published
by Messrs. Pawson & Brailsford of
Sheffield ; we hope to refer to it on
another page.
Messrs. Stanley Paul & Co. announce
a sensational novel entitled " Banzai,"
which has had an amazing popularity in
Germany, where over 300,000 copies
have been sold. The author, who writes
under the pseudonym of " Parabellum,"
is said to be a German official of high
rank, and the book gives an account of
the great war which is to take place
between the United States and Japan.
According to the author's forecast the
American forces are defeated by Japan,
but the German Jingo is pleased with the
conclusion that his country intervenes
on behalf of the United States. The
author displays considerable knowledge
of modern naval and military armaments.
The same house will shortly publish
a new novel by Tom Gallon, entitled
" The Dream and the Woman," in which
the central character is a woman who,
walking in her sleep, sets out to kill
the man who has done much to ruin her
happiness. " The interest is sustained
by a crowd of various characters in many
walks of life. The author has seldom
painted on so large a canvas."
Tin', publication of the " Live Stock
Journal Almanac " is always looked
forward to by breeders and exhibitors
of five stock at home and abroad with
interest, as within its covers will be found
careful reviews of the progress of the
various breeds, many articles 011 subjects
of a more general character bearing on
the industry, and illustrations of leading
prize-winners at the principal shows.
The Almanac for 1909, which has just
been issued, and extends to 340 pages,
preserves all these features, and is full
of valuable information.
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The Publishers' Circular February 6, i9o9
SECOND EDITION NOW READY.
All Booksellers should read the Bookseller's Love Story
A Soul's Awakening
By
W. TEIGNMOUTH SHORE,
Author of " Egomei" and late Editor of " The Academy."
THE TIMES says : — " We see the old bookseller, an exquisitely
sketched character, polishing his spectacles and nervously stroking his
chin ; we can hear him clearing his throat and hesitating before some
gentle humorous little speech. Mr. Teignmouth Shore has captured
our sympathy for his characters in an unusual degree."
JOHN LONG, 12, 13, 14, Norris Street, Haymarket, London.
Edinburgh Book Notes
By " Edina "
" A city set on a hill cannot be hid."
This being Nature's gift to Edinburgh,
the sense of contrast, which is the
foundation of all art, is conspicuous in
her people. We are a people to be looked
at. We possess in strong measure the
principles of positive art — Light, Body,
and Form ; and we have a plentiful
supply of the restraining and absorbing
element, called atmosphere, to temper
all things. Did you ever realise that
this is the secret of all art, whether
expressed in sound, vision, or imagina-
tion ?
If we enter the studio of an artist
and observe him at work, whether a
canvas stand on the easel or a Bristol
board lie on the table, we will find him
busy analysing, focussing and harnessing
these elemental forces on the work he has
in hand. The old masters said : " Art
is long " ; but in these days it is not
the length, but the breadth of the road
that puzzles the artist. There are so
many ruts, and deep ruts make heavy
travel. They make the gait unsteady.
I am dealing with that phase of art
which is of interest to the bookseller.
I think that publishers have often to
thank the good commonsense of the
artist that absolute failures in book-
illustration are so infrequent. We
anathematise the speculative builder who
would venture to lease a piece of ground
and start building houses for an imaginary
population upon it ; yet we are often
exhibitors of work worthy of a like
malediction. The first thing a builder
does is to consult a competent architect
and get plans, which he rigidly adheres
to. But how often does the tyro in
publishing think it necessary to make a
confidant of a competent artist in respect
to his ventures ? If things turn out bad,
the artist is to blame, even if he has
executed his commission to the letter.
This is hard on the artist. I know
artists are eccentric, uncommercial, Bo-
hemian, and all that sort of thing, but
they have some commonsense. which is
always at a publisher's service, if asked
for in the right way and at the start.
Fancy yourself taking train for any-
where, and nowhere in particular ? This
is analogous to asking an artist to do
illustrations without telling him what you
are going to do with them. He must
know whether you are to print them with
the text, or apart from it, for the rut he
will follow depends on that information.
Why do we illustrate books ? To
make them saleable at six shillings instead
of one ? Or do we illustrate them because
they need it ?
Only yesterday I received a book
which illustrates what I have to say.
It is called " Tacis," by Carita. Now
this book might have been served up as
a half-crown handbook on Network-Lace,
but its value has been a hundredfold
increased by the correct manner in which
it has been illustrated. For half-a-guinea
the purchaser is getting what could not
have been explained in a dozen half-
crown treatises. The illustrations are
not beauty-spots in a desert of type but
wells of inspiration ; they are needed for
the proper understanding of the text.
This is what all book-illustration
ought to be.
In choosing an artist do not run away
with the idea that the man you want
should be able to do anything from a pen-
scratch to a finished oil. The man you
want may be an all-round good man, but
he is a man with an idea to suggest, a
definite aim in a vigorous medium to offer
you. That man is worth sticking to.
There is grit in him.
It beats me to know why we have
cast aside so unceremoniously the com-
mon lead pencil in favour of less facile
mediums in these days. As a medium
of expression it has no equals and fewer
superiors. J. M. W. Turner, that great
master of colour in Nature, could express
more in five minutes with his pencil than
he could do in as many weeks with his
brush. " Phiz " would have laboured
uselessly, however long, to express those
characters and incidents which have re-
vealed so intensely the mind of Charles
Dickens, had he left behind his facile
companion. Even Sam Bough could
catch and note the fleecy cloud crossing
the sky on the back of a Bank pay -in
slip rested on the crown of his hat. For
piquancy, for lucidity, for atmospheric
intensity from the deepest shadow to the
highest tinge of light, the lead pencil can
express lustre and detail as no other
medium can. And it has the great
advantage that it is so facile that the
thought of the artist is never gloved or
trammelled. I have seen Miss H. C.
Preston Macgoun with a few deft touches
of her pencil convey a delicate touch of
feeling, and put more humanity into
those children's faces she so delights to
portray, than the most delicately tinted
water-colour from her hand could
express. The lesson I learned is that in
proportion to the amount of thought
which has to be bestowed by the artist
on the process of expression we lose in
value of artistic imagery. This is an
important thing for us to remember, for
there is a tendency abroad to deprave
our taste in book-illustration by over-
elaboration. Photography is blamed for
this new departure in the art, but surely
a photograph is only what the man
behind the camera saw — a record of a
moment of time and place. It expresses
no abiding thought — no eternal action.
It is this realism of perpetual motion
that makes the artist great. This sub-
duing of a momentary impulse to con-
tinuous vitality that raises the common-
place to the sublime, or turns idio-
syncrasy into character. Tliis is why
a photograph, however good, however
much faked, or any drawing from a
photograph, can never appeal as the
original sketch of an artist will. It can
only at most be a record of the tangible :
the artist imagines the unseen and
eternal.
These are the problems our Edin-
burgh artists are handling every day ;
and the means of solving them are be-
coming easier because of the fraternal
spirit they cultivate among themselves.
The day was when Mr. Beattie Brown
could not be expected to give a hint to
Mr. Alexander as to the composition of
his picture, when the friendly satire of
Mr. Rose would not be tolerated by Mr.
Campbell Noble ; but these days are
past, and now the one is proud of
showing his work and accepting the blunt
and honest criticism of the other. On
varnishing day at the Royal Academy
we may see Mr. Charles Mackie suggesting
a last touch to Mr. \V. 1). McKay, or Mr.
Lorimer helping Mr. Martin liardie to
subdue the tones of his picture. Rivalry
is as keen of edge as ever, but it is the
rivalry of brothers. When all is over
the Scottish Arts Club resounds with
February 6, i9ot> The Publishers' Circular
189
the joviality of " Hail Fellow Well Met."
Artists whose work is grounded on the
lasting principles which Edinburgh from
its situation and associations inspires,
arc going forth to the world prepared to
face manfully the problems of life ; and
so long as they remain true to the tradi-
tions of their grey romantic foster-
mother they will be ready to acquit
thtmselves like men in whatever medium
they are called upon to give expression
to their artistic imagery.
Everyman's Library
" EVERYMAN'S Library," it was sup-
posed, had no autumn issue last year
because its list of authors was running
dry. But the delay, it seems, was only
one of convenience to the booksellers and
the publishers — to lighten the difficult
business of warehousing and distributing
so large a stock. The new list of the series
just announced by the publishers, Messrs.
J. M. Dent & Co., shows a notable
selection of the books that every man
who reads must have, mixed with those
he would like to have for holiday reasons.
This " Fifty " completes the Hakluyt set
with two last volumes — a unique set for
a popular series. Then a first volume of
Aristophanes carries on the Greek drama-
tists, and one of Marlowe the English.
Another volume, specially fitted to this
series, is that containing the old morality-
plays, with five miracle plays and Bale's
" God's Promises," all in a fonn intelli-
gible to the ordinary playgoer without
any knowledge of middle English or of
Tudor dialects. In poetry we have Milton
and Longfellow. In the Religious Section
appear " The Koran " — Rodwell's fine
version, far and away better than Sales',
with the Rev. G. Margoliouth's introduc-
tion and Swedenborg's " Heaven and
Hell." In Romance, " Don Quixote,"
Motteux's translation, with Lockhart's
introduction. Among the novels, Victor
Hugo's " Les Miserables " and Charlotte
Bronte's " Vilette," with mtroduction by
Miss Sinclair (author of " The Divine
Fire ") ; Anthony Trollope's " Cycle of
Barsetshire Novels," too, is completed
with "Dr. Thorne," "The Small House
at Allington " and " The Last Chronicles
of Barsetshire." The recent hot discussion
of William Morris lends a fresh interest to
Charlotte Yonge's "Heir of Redclyffe,"
for which Mrs. Alice Meynell has written
a special preface. Fielding's " Tom
Jones," Fanny Burney's " Evelina "
(which Dr. Johnson thought better than
"Tom Jones"), Balzac's "Cat and
Racket," and R. D. Blackmore's " Spring-
haven " (another Nelson novel) fill up
the fiction. In History, Froude's " Henry
VIII. and Edward VI." provide four
volumes, to which Mr. W. Llewelyn
Williams, M.P., B.C.L., contributes an
appreciation. Young readers are provided
with another Captain Marryat book — his
" Settlers in Canada " — some of Jules
Verne, and his best is " The Mysterious
Island " (three volumes). " Uncle Tom's
Cabin," too, re-appears. Was it not
George Sand who said Mrs. Beecher
Stowe had ' ' the genius that humanity
needs most, the genius of goodness " ?
On the literary side the list offers one of
the most remarkable of the 19th century
critics, Gilnllau, to whose " Literary
Portraits " the Rev. W. Robertson Nicoll
lias now prefaced the first succinct account
we have of the " Spasmodic School," of
which Alexander Smith was the leader.
The " Letters of Elia," hi two volumes, is,
or ought to be, a classic, like his essays ;
and for another vein of humour, for
another prose-master, we have Swift's
" Tale of a Tub," with a preamble by
Mr. Lewis Melville, who is making a
study of the 18th century. Even now
two or three books have been overlooked
— Cicero's Offices and Miscellanies, with
a note on his character by De Ouincey,
and two history books — Dean Milman's
" History of the Jews " (two volumes)
and Macchiavelli's " History of Florence. "
Book Trade Notes from
Sheffield
By the Don
Booksellers in tliis district report a
marked falling off in their Christmas
sales, and the year has opened unsatis-
factorily. This state of things is due to
the reduced spending power of the people.
Dividends from most investments are
down, and the local industries yielded
but little profit last year, and conse-
quently there is a general tendency to
cut down expenditure 011 luxuries. Un-
fortunately, in Sheffield, reading is re-
garded by the majority purely as a luxury,
and literature has had to suffer. Some
high-class works were purchased for
Christmas presents by well-to-do people
whose habits of life are not affected by
trade fluctuations, but these form but a
small proportion of the whole.
The book trade is unanimous in the
opinion that motoring is responsible for
much of the falling off in sales. Those
who indulge in motoring cannot have
much time for reading, and they belong to
a class which largely patronised the more
expensive novels and travel books.
The fact has long been notorious that
Sheffield is one of the least satisfactory
towns of its size in the country — from
the bookseller's point of view. Taken as
a whole, the people are extremely
materialistic, and the patronage of litera-
ture or any other branch of art is most
meagre. Sixpenny editions at discount
rates sell by the thousand, but there is
little call for good and the more expensive
productions of the publisher. The next
few years should see an improvement hi
this respect, as the establishment of a
University in the city, with its staff of
professors and teachers and the importa-
tion of numerous students, ought to have
the effect of modifying the prevailing
materialism. Already there are signs that
the new scholarly element in the city is
exerting a beneficial influence upon the
minds and tastes of the population, but
progress must necessarily be slow. The
next generation should be free from the
reproach referred to above.
Books on Old Sheffield Plate have
followed one another rather rapidly of
late, but we still await one which ema-
nates from the city where the ware in
question was hi vented and manufactured.
Such a work is now in preparation, the
author being Mr. Frederick Bradbury,
himself a silversmith, and who is thor
oughly conversant with the technical
side of plate manufacture, an experienced
collector, and a member of a firm which has
actually made the now extinct material.
We learn that by no means the last word
on Old Sheffield Plate has been said, and
also that many inaccuracies and errors,
gathered from tradition, run through all
the existing works. Mr. Bradbury's book
promises to practically exhaust the
subject from every point of view, and it
should be welcomed by collectors of
Old Sheffield Plate.
The doings of the local circulating
libraries are always watched with interest
by provincial booksellers. The latest
"move" by Boots (Ltd.) may have a
beneficial effect upon the trade. The
firm have discontinued the practice of
lending books for a charge of 2d. per
week on the deposit of 2s. 6d., and have
also increased their annual subscription
for the loan of a single book from 10s. 6d.
to 1 5s. This is an inauspicious moment
to raise the prices of any commodity, and
the proposal is sure to cause resentment
among local readers.
Royal Daughters of
England
Messrs. Archibald Constable & Co.
will publish an important work, " The
Royal Daughters of England," now in
the hands of the printers (Messrs. Cross &
Jackman, of Canterbury). It has taken
the author, Henry Murray Lane (His
Majesty's Chester Herald of Arms),
upwards of forty years to complete. The
exceptional advantage possessed by the
author of having access to the well-known
Library of the College of Arms in London
has not a little contributed to the result.
The work, which is to be in two large 4to.
volumes, is an historical and genealogical
compendium of the public and private
liistory of most of the Royal and illus-
trious families of Europe for over 800
years. J
The work will be divided into two
parts. Part I. will contain memoirs of
one hundred and seventy-seven prhicesses,
commencing with the daughters of
William the Conqueror, and will include
seven genealogical tables of thei| Royal
Family of England : The Houses of
Normandy and Blois ; Plantagenet and
Mortimer ; Tudor ; Stuart ; the descen-
dants of King Charles I., excluded by
Act of Parliament ; certain descendants
of King James I., also excluded by Act
of Parliament ; and the House d'Este,
known as that of Guelph or Brunswick.
There will be forty-eight pedigrees of
those Royal Daughters of England whose
descendants, now living, are not given in
the genealogical tables. In Part II. will
be given memoirs of the living princesses
of England and others, descended from
Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia, the Prin-
cess Louis of Bavaria, and her daughters
in direct descent from King Charles I. ;
and an appendix, which will contain
fifteen pedigrees showing when the issue
of certain princesses became extinct.
The issue is limited to 250 copies,
after the printing of which the type will
be distributed.
B
The Publishers' Circular February 6, 1909
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Booksellers' Catalogues
11
In a recent article (Publishers' Cir-
cular, January 9th) attention was
directed to a few simple rules to guide
those whose duty it is to catalogue
second-hand books for sale. It is pro-
posed hi the present article to consider
the style of the catalogue and the prepara-
tion of the copy for the printer. Expe-
rience proves that an attractive catalogue
carefully printed will not appeal in vain
to the bookbuyer.
Nowadays, one is pleased to observe
that nearly all catalogues are of the size
demy 8vo., about 8|- by This is as it
should be, and if those booksellers whose
custom it is to issue their catalogues in a
larger or smaller size would observe this
rule complete uniformity would be
attained. Most bookbuyers preserve their
secondhand catalogues, and bind them
from time to time, thereby securing a
bibliograpliical record of all books that
have come into the market during the
period covered by their catalogues. In
this connection, there are in the market
at the present time many mechanical
devices which can be utilised for pre-
serving catalogues, and it is advisable
that these should be taken advantage of.
If these secondhand catalogues are
carefully indexed they will be of the
utmost service to the cataloguer, in so
far as he will be able to determine the
value and give a correct description of
any scare book that may come into liis
hands.
The demy 8vo. catalogue size is handy
because it admits of pages set in two
columns, provided the type is not too
large, and of valuable books being
assigned great prominence by being set
in double column measure — the lines
extending across the page. The paper
used for the majority of catalogues is as
flimsy and poor as it was when most kinds
of paper were four times as dear. A little
extra expenditure to secure better paper
would well repay the bookseller. Country
booksellers frequently use better paper
than London booksellers, but perhaps
the reason is that they print their own
catalogues. Although white paper is
best for the catalogues the cover might
have a different colour, and indeed be
varied with advantage.
While considering the general style of
the catalogue, attention may be directed
to the judicious use of type. In regard
to this point, booksellers are not very
liberal. Some will use romans and
italics as persistently as if no other type
existed, while others will rigidly adhere
to " clarendon." The average printer
stocks many other " faces " specially
suitable for catalogues, but whatever
" face " is chosen it should harmonise
with the roman. The type, however,
should not be such as to become am-
biguous ; thus in many founts the C and
the G are very much alike, and liable
to be mistaken the one for the other.
When describing black letter books it is
appropriate to use black or Gothic
letters.
When the style of the catalogue and
the rules for its compilation have been
settled attention will naturally be turned
to the preparation of the copy for the
printer. In considering this matter it
should be borne in mind that there are
no " short cuts " in catalogue making.
The only safe and expeditious plan is
to carefully write out each title. Some
booksellers use up old envelopes and the
blank leaves of letters or circulars for
economy 's sake. But this is false economy ,
as the printer's bill for corrections will
testify. It will be found cheaper in the
end to use good paper specially cut to
the right size. Or, better still, get a
supply of paper, 9 in. wide by 1 2 in.
long, and have it perforated so that
each sheet is divided into 1 2 slips 9 by 1 .
When the entries have been written,
these shps will be detached at the perfora-
tion, and be ready for alphabetical
arrangement. Whatever plan is adopted
the bookseller must get his catalogue
slips uniform in size, as any deviation
from this rule will lead to enormous
trouble, and no end of mistakes.
Having the titles all written out,
the lot of slips should be got into a pile,
all the same side up, of course, and then
may be sorted out. This requires a good
deal of patience. It will be found that
the larger the number of slips the more
labour is obviously involved ; indeed the
trouble increases in arithmetical propor-
tion. To alphabetically arrange these
slips is a work of considerable importance,
and the best plan is first to arrange all
the slips according to the first letter of
the first word, not an article, in the entry.
Thereafter each letter should be dealt
with separately, and in the same manner,
sorting out according to the second,
third or fourth letter.
When the lot has been entirely
arranged, the slips should be pasted down
on paper to form the copy for the printer.
Any kind of paper will serve this purpose.
Old newspapers will be found as economi-
cal as any, or cheap wrapping paper is
very serviceable, provided it is thin. In
pasting, one slip may overlap another
as long as the entry remains clear, and
in this way the sheets of copy may be
made to hold as much matter as possible.
There are many pastes made by different
makers which are excellent for this
purpose, and it is advisable to use one of
these. Gum should be avoided — it is
dirty and troublesome in many ways.
The copy is now ready for the printer,
and may be sent either in whole or in
part according to arrangement, but ex-
perience proves that a considerable
amount of time will be saved if each letter
is despatched immediately it is ready.
Ah corrections and additions should lie
made when the copy is hi galley-proof
as very often extra expense is incurred
when the printer has to make alterations
in the page-proof.
James B. Thomson.
Aberdeen.
A Threepenny Series of
Gems of Foreign Fiction
in English
Bookseu.icrs at home and in the
colonies may like to know that a new-
series of choice selections from conti-
nental authors, translated into English,
are to be put on the market inuiu-
diately. These "gems of foreign fiction "
are well produced, of attractive appear-
ance, and carefully selected and trans-
lated.
We understand the terms are good
allowing an excellent profit, and the
books are supplied on sale or return
therefore booksellers stand at no risk.
An attractive showcard is supplied with
each order, fitted with a device for
holding tliree of the books to show. The
proprietors of this new venture are the
Rudd Press, 29, Paternoster Square.
The published price is 3d. net.
February 6, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
191
The Green Room Book
" The Green Room Book ; or. Who's
Who ox the Stage," for 1909. will
make its welcome appearance very
shortly. It is still increasing in bulk.
There will be 900 pages of letterpress.
The biographical section of the work
alone approaches 550 pages, and includes
nearly 2,000 biographies, all of which
have been brought up to date. An addi-
tion of some 300 names has been made,
including the leading dramatists and
artistes of the Continental stages. The
numerous appendices include reviews of
the drama in London and New York,
contributed respectively by Mr. Sidney
Dark and Mr. Stephen Fiske (the doyen
of the American critics). In addition,
there will be a synopsis of playbills and j
a full list of productions in London, the :
Provinces, New York, Paris and Berlin ; '.
the Dramatic Directory ; seating plans
and dimensions of all the London theatres, !
and an interesting contribution to thea- I
trical data, covering a period of 350 1
years, compiled by the editor, Mr. John
Parker. The book will be published as
usual by T. Sealey Clark & Co., Ltd.,
1, Racquet Court, Fleet Street, E.C., at
6s. net. It is quite indispensable to all
interested in the English stage of to-day.
The Scots Army
1661 = 1688*
A book about the Scots Army and its
Commanders during the years 1661-1688
ought, if well done, to be full of interest,
and since the editor and compiler is Mr.
Charles Dalton we feel sure there need be
no fear on that point.
Part I. contains, in addition to the
Introduction. Memoirs of the Scottish
Commanders-in-Chief (1 661 -1688), with
historical records of the military opera-
tions in which these Generals were
respectively engaged from 163 8-1 691. ■
Many new and interesting facts have
been unearthed regarding the careers of
some of the aforesaid Scottish leaders.
Part II. is an annotated and chronolo-
gically arranged Scottish Army List from
1 661-1688. The officers appointed to the
new-raised levies, during the early years
of the Restoration, were mostly veterans
who had served in the Civil Wars of
Charles I. Some had fought with Mont-
rose, while others had served against him.
In this same little army were to be found
" Engagers " who had marched into
Lancashire under the Duke of Hamilton,
and had suffered defeat by Cromwell.
There were also not a few devoted
Royalists who had fought at Dunbar and
Worcester. Nor must we omit those tried
soldiers who had shared in the hardships
of Lord Glencairn's Expedition, and in
General Middleton's defeat at Loch i
Garry. Lastly, there were representatives
in Charles II. 's Scots Army of some of
the oldest and noblest families north of
the Tweed, who had served with the
Scots Brigade in Holland and with the
old Scots Regiment (the present Royal
Scots) in France.
*"The Scots Army, 1661-1688 : with'Memoirs of the
Commanders-in-Chief.' Compiled and annotated hy
Charles Dalton. F.RG.S. In two Parts. Illustrated.
London : Eyre & Spotliswoode. Ltd. ; Edinhurgh :
William Brown, 8. Castle Street Royal 8vo. 25s net
Grape Culture Up=to=date
Messrs. Pawson & Braiesford, the I
well-known booksellers and publishers of
Sheffield, have just brought out, at
7s. 6d. net, a very well illustrated and
practical work on Grape Culture. It is
written by Mr. Alexander Kirk — " Kirk
of Norwood, Alloa," as he is known i
among grape experts — who probably
holds the record for years back, and at the
present time the most successful practical
grape grower and exhibitor combined in
the British Islands, and that record may
be found in all the principal horticultural
journals, while the vineries at Norwood
are a place of pilgrimage for enthusiastic
grape growers. His book describes in the
most minute way how his success has been
accomplished, and the faithful portraits
in his book of the best kinds of grapes for
table, market, or exhibition, and illus-
DIRECTEUR TISSERAND GRAPE
(From " Grape Culture Up to Date." by Aiex. Kirk.)
trations of all the various operations con-
nected with grape culture are by far the
most numerous and instructive that have
yet appeared in any book of the kind.
Pure and Applied
Mathematics of the
Nineteenth Century
Messrs. Bowes & Bowes, of i, Trinity
Street, Cambridge, offer in their No. 326
Catalogue over 2.500 works on the
Mathematics, Pure and Applied, chiefly
of the 19th century. They also have in
preparation a catalogue of the works of
mathematicians of all nations previous
to the 19th century.
Messrs. Bowes & Bowes have published
a second edition of Air. Gray's " Biblio-
graphy of the Works of Sir Isaac Newton, ' '
with a list of books illustrating his works :
price 5 s. net. The first edition is quite
scarce, we believe.
A Pathan's Impressions of
Calcutta
In Blackwood for February there is a
very amusing article by " Grangatili,"
in which he describes how his Pathan
servant, Gul Hassan, stood up for him
in Calcutta. Hassan could not stand
the ways of the Bengali shop-people at
all, and when one of them asked his
master fifty rupees for some garments
Hassan's master says : — ■
" I informed Gul Hassan of the price,
and asked him to pay the Bengali con-
noisseur. Not knowing English, he had
not, like myself, benefited by the allusion
to ' Band Eshtreet ' (the little Bengali
tradesman said the garments were the
latest Bond Street fashion), so, glowering
at the shopman, he said, ' Fifty rupees !
What for ? ' A vivid scene followed.
Fortunately Gul Hassan's fervour could
not express itself in Hindostani, and
found vent in scarifying Pushtu, which
no one understood. For several minutes
' he raved like a soul in Jehaimum,' and
declared that nothing would permit him
to stand idly (!) by and see his sahib
robbed by a particular species of extra-
ordinarily misbegotten offspring of burnt
ancestors. Eventually I had to give him
a peremptory order for payment, and the
soldier in him obeyed. But the natural
man was unconvinced : having carefully
counted out fifty rupees in silver, with
great deliberation he hurled them in a
glittering shower about the little Bengali's
ears. ' '
[" Misbegotten offspring of burnt
ancestors ! " What a royal Pathan ! —
Ed. P.C.]
The Prince and
the Printer's Pension
His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales has kindly consented to preside
at the eighty-second anniversary festival
of the Printer's Pension, Almshouse and
Orphan Asylum Corporation, to be held
at the Hotel Cecil on May 21st. Gentle-
men desirous of acting as stewards on the
occasion are invited to forward their
names to the Secretary : Mr. Joseph
Mortimer, Gray's Inn Chambers, 20, High
Holborn, W.C.
French Publisher
and Bookseller Honoured
It is with much pleasure that we see
from the " Bibliographie Francaise " that
the well-known French publisher and
bookseller, M. H. Le Soudier, at the
General Session of the Societe d' En-
couragement on January 22nd, was pro-
claimed a Laureate in recognition of his
important work " Bibliographie Francaise
du Vingtieme Siecle," of which Vol. 1
appeared last year.
M. Emile Levasseur, Member of the
Institute, in making the announcement
said that M. Le Soudier fully deserved the
honour conferred upon him, not only on
account of the great labour which he had
bestowed on the work, but also by reason
of its novelty and utility.
B 2
The Publishers' Circular
February 6, 1909
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AND SOME INTIMATE FRIENDS.
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THE LIFE OF
PHILIBERT COMMERSON, D.M.,
NATURALISTE DU ROI.
An Old- World Story of French Travel and
Science in the Days of Linnaeus.
By the late Captain S. Pasfield Oliver,
R.A.
Edited by G. F. Scott Elliot,
F.L.S., F.R.G.S.
With Illustrations.
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LIFE OF LORD NORTON.
(Rt. Hon. Sir CHARLES ADDERLEV,
K.C.M.G., 1814-1905), Statesman and
Philanthropist.
By William S. Childe-Pemberton.
With Portraits and other Illustrations.
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A British Officer in the
Balkans*
" Ix these days of travel, when people
tliink little of a week or even a fortnight
spent in search of scenery, sport, or
alimate, it seems strange that so lovely
and interesting a corner of Europe as the
Western Balkans should be so little
visited and known." Tims the author,
Major Percy E. Henderson, prefaces his
most interesting volume, and after read-
ing it one must admit the justice of the
remark. The journey made by Major
Henderson, his wife and some friends was
through Dalmatia, Montenegro, Turkey
in Austria, Magyarland, Bosnia, and
Herzegovina, and fortunately. Mrs. Hen-
derson, being an expert with the camera,
was able to considerably enhance the
value of her husband's work by taking
excellent photographs of many of the
places visited, the inhabitants of the
various States, and other interesting and
amusing sights. There are 50 of these
illustrations, including a good portrait of
the Major on horseback.
So much is heard nowadays of petty
squabbles and fights in the Balkan States,
that it is reassuring to note that of
Montenegro Major Henderson writes :
" ... the fact does not seem to be
generally recognised in England that
Montenegro is as safe a country in which
to travel as any in Europe," and judging
from the experiences of these travellers
much the same may be said of the other
States.
Interesting details are given of the
customs, habits, religions, pleasures, in-
dustries, and so on, of the peoples living
in these lands — the Mussulmans, Turks
" Amerikauski," Montenegrins, Herze-
govhiians, Bosnians, tvc. ; but we have
space here to remark upon a few only.
Referring to the prostrations and genu-
flexions decreed by Mahomet as indis-
pensable during worship by the True
Believers, Major Henderson says :
" Mahomet knew what he was about, as
going through these exercises five times
a day must constitute a very fair gym-
nastic exercise, and would doubtless
account for the cleaner and smarter look
Mahommedans have than the majority of
Christians."
A curious fact is that in Bosnia
amongst the Mahommedans courting
takes place on Friday afternoons, and
only on that occasion are the men per-
mitted to converse with their intended
brides ; also there are far more men than
women in Bosnia, and such a thing as
an elderly unmarried Turkish woman is
probably unknown. The Turkish women
■of Herzegovina are wofully ignorant,
not even behig taught to read or write,
and a Turk's defence when remonstrated
with upon this was characteristic : ' ' Let
my wife learn to read and write." he
observed coldly. " For what ? That she
may write love-letters to other men, or
receive them ! "
Bargaining is done in this manner —
the strong man evidently getting the best
of it. .Seller and purchaser clasp hands,
lift the clasped hands high and swing
* "A British Officer in The Balkans," by .Major
Percy E. Henderson ("Selim"), late oi the Indian
Army. With Illustrations from photographs by Mrs.
Henderson London : Seeley & Co., Ltd.
them down with a wrench, the seller
naming the price he will take and the
purchaser what he will give. This con-
tinues, the prices alternately named
drawing closer together, until one or
other succeeds in wrenching his hands
free, the price last named being the one
that rules the deal !
The author gravely states that Turkish
babies never seem to cry, and informs us
that Pesth, the Hungarain capital, pos-
sesses a " swear-place " — we will leave
our readers to find out what tins is.
Justice cannot be done to a work of this
description in the space at our disposal.
Major Henderson writes in so clear
and entertaining a style, and his ob-
servation of detail is so good that the
book is well worth reading.
The British Tar
in Fact and Fiction
Messrs. Harper & Brothers have in
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the Poetry, Pathos and Humour of the
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" Women of All Nations " (Cassell) has
just been published. These two volumes
give a comprehensive account of the
characteristics, habits, manners, customs,
and influence of women in all parts
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Sir Douglas Straight
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which Sir Walter Plummer is the president,
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Mr. Joseph Collyer, the well-known
and highly-respected Director of Messrs.
George Philip & Son, Ltd., has retired
from active participation in business after
completing a period of 51 years' work
with the house of Philip. He, however,
still remains a Director. He was last
week entertained at dinner at the Duke's
Salon, Holborn Restaurant by his col-
leagues on the Directorate of Messrs.
George Philip & Son, Ltd., and the heads
1 rf the various departments of the business
fere mvited to meet him. Mr. George
Philip, the Chairman, in proposing "The
Guest of the Evening," spoke in most
cordial and appreciative terms of the
great services rendered by Mr. Collyer
to the business, and presented him with
1 pocket-book, the gift of the Company,
.ml containing a cheque. Mr. Stanley
Philip, the Managing Director at Fleet
Street, supported the toast, and spoke
most warmly of 25 years' intimate and
pleasant association with Mr. Collyer at
Fleet Street, and presented a silver rose
bowl, the personal gift of himself and
Mr. George Philip. Mr. Louis E. Fawcus
(a Director) associated himself with the
remarks of his colleagues and begged
Mr. Collyer to accept a pair of silver
candlesticks. Mr. J. G. Parvin, on behalf
of the staff at Willesdeii and Fleet Street
.:td the Town and Country Travellers'
testified to the great affection with which
Mr. Collyer had always been regarded by
the staff, on whose behalf he tendered a
very handsome Chippendale clock. Mr.
Collyer, in replying, spoke of his 5 1 years'
connection with the house under the
headship of three " George Philips " hi
succession, and gave an interesting
account of the developments of the
business, and more especially of the
Fleet Street branch, which was opened in
1862, to take charge of which he came
from the original home of the firm at
Liverpool. The proceedings were en-
livened by a selection of vocal and
instrumental music given by the Valhalla
Quartette, the programme including one
item specially selected for the occasion,
entitled " Geography," a humorous sketch.
Bookseller Killed by a
Taxi=Cab in the Fog
IT was with much regret that we saw the
death of Mr. D. S. Solome, recorded in
the Star of January 30th. Mr. Solome
was Manager to Messrs. Pearson & Co.,
of Pall Mall Place, and was a member
of the Antiquarian Booksellers' Asso-
ciation, and present at the last dinner
with his wife and son.
Mr. Solome's place of business was in
Pall Mall Place, and on Wednesday,
January 27th, he was knocked down and
killed by a taxi-cab, in which the Earl of
Liverpool was a passenger.] * >
Lord Liverpool said he took the cab
from King's Cross, and was going to
St. James Street. It was very foggy,
and the cab was going very slowly.
The Earl saw the man ahead at Pall
Mall East. Then he suddenly took two
steps backwards and stopped. Witness
thought he heard deceased shouting.
There was hardly any chance of pulling
up. and the bonnet of the car struck the
man. The driver had been sounding his
hooter all the way, and was going quite
slowly.
Other evidence to the same effect
having been given, an accidental death
verdict was returned, the driver being
exonerated from blame.
We used to think Paris streets were
the most dangerous to cross, but if they
are as dangerous as London streets now
the)- are ten times worse even than they
used to be.
The Late Mr. W. Joanes
Ox January 23rd, after a long and painful
illness, passed away, in his 56th year,
Mr. W. Joanes. the Principal Assistant
in the New Book Department of Messrs.
John and Edward Bumpus. Ltd.. of
Oxford Street. The deceased served
his late employers for nearly 24 years,
and was well known to all the London
travellers to the publishing houses, and
by them much respected for his urbane
manners and readiness to give any
information desired. Mr. Joanes leaves
a widow, three sons, and three daughters.
It is somewhat curious to note that of a
family of six brothers, five including the
deceased, became 1 1. 10k sellers.
February 6, 1^09 The Publishers' Circular
195
The Glasgow Herald on
" Mosher "
"In spite of International agreements
book piracy is not yet, it would appear,
an obsolete occupation. The Editor of
The Publishers' Circular does not
usually mince his words when he believes
he has a strong case, and an article in his
last week's issue contains extracts from
the letters of authors which seem to
give ample justification for the heading
' Thomas B. Mosher, the American Book
Pirate : A Warning to English Book-
sellers. '
With such testimony before him the
Editor of The Publishers' Circular
quotes Mr. Mosher as feeling
more deeply than ever the responsibility
of my individuality in bookmaking. if
such a phrase is permitted, and that on
this short day of Frost and Sun if I
have accomplished anything at all its
worth issues out of the Ideal lying
beyond Reality.
Quite so. The practical reply to this
is that
booksellers and private book buyers
should note that this Portland Pirate is
offering and selling scores of editions
which it is illegal to sell, or buy, or
advertise for sale in any part of the
British Empire.
So difficult is it to bring practice into
line with precept. And no doubt many
excellent people in this country have their
drawing room tables adorned with Mosher
books."
Laura Hain Friswell
" Mrs. Myall "
We regret to see in The Author a notice
recording the death of Laura Hain
Friswell (Mrs. Myall), daughter of the
late Hain Friswell, the well-known author.
Mr. Friswell was a little too outspoken to
get on with everybody, but those wrho
liked him did so heartily. For some years
in the seventies he was editor of this
journal — then a fortnightly. The following
is a copy of the note in The A uthor : —
" Members of the society may remem-
ber that in November the Pension Fund
Committee awarded a pension at the rate
of £25 per annum to Mrs. Myall (Laura
Hain Friswell) under clause 16 of the
Pension Fund Scheme. By this clause
the conmiittee may grant a pension if
and while a member is totally incapa-
citated for work, even though he or she
has not attained the age limit.
" We regret to state that in the last
few days of 1908 Mrs. Myall succumbed
to that illness which had stopped her
from pursuing her literary labours, Mrs.
Myall — she wrote under her maiden name
of Eaura Ham Friswell — was the daughter
of the well-known author of ' The Gentle
Life.' In 1898 she published a record of
his life. One of her last works was a book
of Reminiscences, published in 1905,
under the title of ' In the Sixties and the
Seventies.' "
Mention the " P.C."— Our readers who order books
Sic , they see mentioned or advertised in The Publisher's
Circular will do us a great service if they will mention
the fact to the Publishers and Wholesale Agents
** Pewter Marks
and Old Pewter Ware "
Messrs. Reeves & Turner, Ltd. (83.
Charing Cross Road) have just published
a new book under the above title, by
C. A. Markham, F.S.A. It contains
upwards of 100 illustrations of Pewter
Ware. 200 facsimile marks, and nearly
1,000 full descriptions of touches from
the touch plates at Pewterers' Hall as
well as other marks obtained from various
sources. List of Members of the Pewterers'
Company from 1450 to the present time.
Information on the manufacture, com-
position, and cleaning of pewter, &c.
An interesting and valuable book.
A Bohemian Concert in
aid of the London General
Porters' Benevolent
Association
A CONCERT arranged by the London staff
of Thomas Nelson & Sons, will be given
in the York Room, Manchester Hotel,
Aldersgate Street, E.C., on Friday even-
ing, February 12th. Mr. H. Scheurmier
will preside, the Vice-President being
Mr. L. D. Carpenter ; musical directors.
Messrs. J.N. Temple and George Slater ;
accompanist, Mr. S. H. Parry.
Glancing over the list of artistes who
have kindly promised to assist in the
programme, we see that there is every
prospect of a very enjoyable evening.
The concert commences at 7.30 p.m.,
and tickets can be obtained at Messrs.
Nelson's, price is. each. We hope it will
be well attended, as it is in aid of a very
deserving charity.
From Maga for February
GIBBON AND SHELLEY AS UNDERGRADUATES
NEITHER Gibbon nor Shelley could have
been pupils easy to manage, and both
were expelled from their colleges. Sym-
pathy is always on the side of youth
and genius, but Gibbon and Shelley
were both of them impossible persons.
OXFORD OF TO-DAY
Oxford is still medieval, yet intensely
modern : it is still the home of causes
which are not lost, and of beliefs which
are not impossible : it still dreams,
though its dreams are feverish and
incoherent, some of them, and of the
future as well as of the past. — From
" Oxford, Past and Present," by the
Warden of Wadham College, in Black-
wood's Magazine for February.
Trade Change
Messrs. Greening wish to inform the
trade that they have removed their
warehouse from 15, King William Street,
Strand, to larger premises at No. 9, Great
Newport Street. Charing Cross Road,
where all goods should be in future
delivered. Messrs. Greening's offices
remain the same as before — namely,
51. Charing Cross Mansions, St. Martin's
I Lane
When "have went" was
Good English
Writing in Harper's for February,
Professor Thomas R. Lounsbury tells of
the survival in the speech of uneducated
i persons of to-day of many forms of
speech in general and good use hundreds
of years ago : — ■
" There is a verbal form, long rejected
by the cultivated classes, to which the
uneducated cling. This is went as a past
participle. Etymologically such an
employment of it is perfectly correct.
It was not its own fault, it was owing
to a concurrence of circumstances that it
was dislodged from the place it originally
occupied. In Anglo-Saxon there were two
verbs in particular which expressed the
idea of movement in a given direction.
One was gdn. the original of go. The
other was wendan, our wend. The verb
go was and is a genuine irregular verb.
It was from another root that its past
tense was borrowed. The form of this in
Anglo-Saxon was eode, which later became
yede, or yode. On the other hand, wendam
had as its preterite and past participle
wente and went respectively. It so
happened in process of time that go lost
its preterite yede, or yode. To make up
for its disappearance it helped itself to
the past tense of wend, which had dis-
carded its final e and became went. As
go continued, however, to retain its old
participle gon — gone, as it is now
spelt — it had no use for the par-
ticiple went. When therefore have hi its
capacity of universal auxiliary began to
take the place of the forms of be with
verbs of motion, have gone became the
standard tense phrase. Have went was
relegated to the speech of the uneducated.
" The change came about gradually.
In Chaucer and his contemporaries the old
form occurs frequently. Such passages as
' He . . . On his way is went.' ' Jason
. . . home is went,' are found in the
poet's pages. But with all the influence
he exerted upon the development of the
English language, he could not keep the
past participle went in the literary speech.
The verb of which it was a part came
itself in time to be largely disused. Even
in the eighteenth century it is not in-
frequent hi the diary of the Oxford scholar
and antiquary, Thomas Hearne. For
instance, he records in 1727 a walk he
had taken to Denton Court, passing
through Chilswell, ' which way,' he adds,
' I had never went before.' B ut Hearne
was a Tory of the Tories, and doubtless
saw as little use in abandoning words and
forms that had once been established as
he did in abandoning institutions.
" But though the use of went as a past
participle disappeared from the language
of literature, it has continued to retain
in the speech of the uneducated all its
original vigour. From them it is heard
now as frequently as it was heard in
Chaucer's time from the lips of the most
cultivated."
The admirers of Thomas Stothard
will be glad to hear that a cheap edition
of Miss A. C. Coxhead's Life of the
famous designer and illustrator is
announced for immediate publication by
Messrs. Sidgwick & Jackson, Ltd. The
book will contain fifty-three full-page
illustrations and cuts in the text.
ig6
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February 6, 1909
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IN VIKING LAND: Norway, its People,
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CANADIAN TYPES OF THE OLD REGIME
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Old Edinburgh Club
The first annual meeting of this Society,
which is adding one more to our pub-
lishing clubs, was held in the Council
Chambers on Friday afternoon. Lord
Rosebery presided and brought in his hand
a press proof of the first volume of the
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Notices of Books
From Messrs. Blackie & Sons, Ltd. — "Sinbad
the Sailor." Neatly bound in cloth and
published at 6d. net, this makes a very nice
book for children. It is reprinted, with a
few trifling omissions, from the translation
of E. W. Lane, which has remained the
favourite since its first publication in 1838.
From the Same. — " Le Docteur Bousseau,"
by Feval, published uniformly with
Blackie's Longer French Texts, edited by
Louis A. Barbe, B.A., and containing
Notes and Phrase List, Questionnaire and
Vocabulary, intended for the higher forms.
From Messrs. Cassell & Co. — " Peace and
the Churches : Der Friede und die
Kirchen." This handsome volume is
published in parallel columns of German
and English, as a souvenir of the
memorable visit paid to this country last
year by the representatives of the German
Christian Churches. It gives an illus-
trated account of their tour, with the
resolutions and speeches at the various
meetings and portraits of the German
guests and their English hosts. It will be a
welcome memento of a fraternisation which
is unique in Christian history.
From Messrs. Everett & Co. — " The Devil's
Ace." The author, Mr. Fergus Hume, has
written a story that will appeal to all
readers of lively and exciting fiction. What
with mysterious murders, bewildering
impersonations, Russian anarchists, secret
chambers, a veritable gunpowder plot,
hidden treasure and such like, his book
can scarcely be called dull. Mr. Hume
has the gift of inventing fascinating char-
acters. Thus we see the heroine — a girl full
of vitality, loving and courageous, a girl who
would go down at midnight into a secret
vault under a ruined and uninhabited tower,
just to turn the " Devil's Ace," having, on
a previous occasion, found the corpse of
a murdered man there — is without doubt
a phenomenally plucky girl. The hero,
like the Prince in the fairy tale, is set the
task of finding the murderer of a certain
Sir John Newby by Mr. Clair, the heroine's
father, on whom suspicion is cast, before he
can marry Mr. Clair's daughter ; then
again, the handsome Russian anarchist,
who much against his will is forced to
somewhat noxious duties by the chiefs of
the society to which he belongs, but
reforms and get the book and see for
yourself what happened to him, and all
the other interesting characters in the
story ; it is quite worth it.
From Messrs. Hodder& Stoughton. — " The
Great Victorian Age," by M. B. Synge.
An admirably concise yet complete and
interesting summary of the national life of
Britain and the development of her Empire
between the accession and death of Queen
Victoria. It is said to be " for children,"
and one would gladly see it placed within
the reach of all boys and girls, not only in
the homeland, but also in the Colonies,
that they may realise the energy and
courage by which their fathers have built
up the mighty Empire which they inherit.
There are very few grown-up persons, too,
who would not rise from the perusal of this
well-written book with a sense of heightened
pride and quickened responsibility.
From Mr. John Long. — " The Testament of
Judas," by Henry Byatt. An imaginary
autobiography of Judas Iscariot, from his
earliest days down to his suicide after the
betrayal, written in a glowing and Oriental
style. Though the book is not without a
certain effectiveness, for our own part we
do not consider the theme exactly suitable
for a work of fiction, and if it is to be done
at all it needs a writer of altogether bigger
powers than Mr. Bvatt to do it success-
fully.
Fri .111 Messrs. Sampson Low, Marston&Co.
— " The Suffragette : a play in one Act,"
by the Rev. J. P. Daltou. This play was
first produced at S. Paul's Hall, Forest
Hill, in November, [908. Its performance
occupies fifty minutes. The author avers
that he does not " wish to take sides on
the question of Woman's Suffrage, or say
one word to help or hinder the awful
cause," but he is an adept at the gentle
art of ridicule, and his play is a slight,
brilliant, witty piece of work, which would
" go " con brio in the hands of capable
amateurs. There are only five characters,
and no difficulties in the way of scenery,
&c. We can heartily recommend " The
Suffragette " as being one of the most
amusing skits we have read for a long time.
From Messrs. Macmillati & Co., Ltd. — " The
Ancient Greek Historians," by J. B. Bury,
Litt. D., LL.D., Regius Professor of
Modern History in the University of
Cambridge. In the spring of 1908 Pro-
fessor Bury delivered the Lane Lectures
at Harvard University. Hence this inter-
esting and scholarly work. The lectures,
we are told, are reprinted very nearly as
they were originally written, a circumstance
that probably accounts for a looseness of
style not found in the author's general
historical work — his " History of Greece,"
for example. A wide field is covered. In
fact, within the compass of some 260 pages
we have " a historical survey of Greek
historiography down to the first century
B.C." No living scholar, at any rate in this
country, is better equipped for this great
task than Professor Bury, who must surely
be the most versatile of editors and
historians. In the present work Herodotus
and Thucydides are, of course, the prin-
cipal figures ; but the portrait gallery
includes lightning sketches of several
ancient writers of whose very names the
general reader is ignorant. Of exceptional
interest to students is the opening lecture
on " The Rise of Greek History in Ionia."
Here Professor Bury's vast learning and
descriptive gifts are seen at their best.
On Herodotus and Thucydides it is almost
as hard to say anything fresh as on Shake-
speare or Burns ; but Professor Bury gives
an admirable summary of their qualities,
and here and there he flashes a critical
remark which certainly helps to illumine
the darkness. Xenophon perhaps gets
rather less than his due. His mind."
says Professor Bury " was essentially
mediocre, incapable of penetrating be-
neath the surface of things. If he had
lived in modern days, he would have been
a high class journalist and pamphleteer ;
he would have made his fortune as a war
correspondent, and would have written the
life of some mediocre hero of the stamp of
Agesilaus." This is a sop to the gallery,
and must be taken as such with a grin of
good humour. Fortunately the author
does not indulge much in such modes of
criticism ; and many of his judgments are
exceedingly shrewd. The book is not
history ; but as a companion to the
standard histories it has high value and
we heartily commend it both to the
student and the general reader.
From Messrs. Morgan & Scott, Ltd. —
" Finders of the Way," by the Rev. James
Stirling : Studies in New Testament
Conversions. There are about twenty
sermons on Peter, Nicodemus. Zacchaeus,
and others who are recorded in the New
Testament as having been " turned unto
righteousness " by the call of the Master
or His disciples. The interesting per-
sonality of the centurion Cornelius receives
specially full and careful treatment.
From Mr. John Ouseley, Ltd. — " Sarah
Valliant's Problem," by H. B. Blair. A
story of " the course of true love " in a
Surrey country house, and of a sprite who
begins as an imp and ultimately becomes
an angel. It is a subtle study of person-
ality, and of small but not insignificant
embarrassments.
From the Same. — " The Characters of
Paradise Lost," by Miss M. A. Woods.
The scope of these papers, which are
reprinted from the " Expository Times,"
is sufficiently indicated by their title.
While not agreeing with the view that
" the main interest of the characters of
' Paradise Lost ' is the light they throw
011 Milton himself," we may nevertheless
admire the literary insight and fearless
spirit of these studies into Milton's con-
ception of The Father, The Son, Satan,
Adam, and other dramatis persons of our
greatest British epic. " Paul Richards,
Detective," by Duncan Dallas. Sir Conan
Doyle has much to answer for ! Paul
Richards has not the subtle genius of
Sherlock Holmes, but his adventures may
well serve to wile away an idle hour.
From the Same. — " Shelley : a Poem," by
Captain Claude Edward Foster (King's
Own Regiment). — An ambitious attempt
to " render some of the emotional crises
of Shelley's life," and to enunciate the
author's belief that the " soul is to be led
towards God and essential freedom through
its emotions rather than its reason."
The poem, which is dramatic in form, is
prefaced by a brief biographical notice of
Shelley. It is on the whole a very pro-
mising piece of work, unequal it is true, but
distinctly interesting, and containing many
lines of strength and beauty. While
voicing no shallow optimism it yet strikes
a note of high courage and ultimate
victory. So many of our younger poets
delight in gloominess and unrelieved
pessimism that Captain Foster's outlook
upon life comes as a welcome change.
We may expect further good work from
his pen.
From the Same. — " Little Dorothy," by T. H.
Chetwynd. An unpretending story of an
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that inasmuch as without the Acts the
combination of the Pauline Epistles with
the Gospel narrative would have been im-
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creator of the New Testament." The
book, which is admirably translated by
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destructive attitude hitherto adopted to-
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From the Same. — " The Vulgate : the
Source of False Doctrines," by the Rev.
Prof. G. Henslow. During the thousand
years in which the main doctrines of
Christianity were attaining their complete
development, Jerome's Latin version was
practically the only known form of the
Scriptures, and Professor Henslow has no
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New Testament had been available. Thus
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represent the Greek iricrTevu) (pisteno),
which more often connotes the emotion of
trust. Hence the Church was wrongly-
led to emphasise the importance of belief
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Christ, 'as the first duty of the Christian.
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CONTENTS.
PAGE
The Booksellers and the Lord
Mayor .. .. . • ..217
Come Over and Help Us . . . . 217
Frauds on Booksellers .. .. 218
The Booksellers' Congress in
London . . . . . . ..218
Notes and Announcements . . 218
Articles — Retirement of Mr. Joseph
Collyer ; Glasgow Book Trade Notes ;
" Little France " ; Rex v. King ;
" Ye Olde Friends " Dinner ; A
New Telephone Support ; The
English Catalogue of Books for
1908, &c 219-225
Letters to the Editor . . . . 227
Notices of Books . . . . . . 227
Books of the Week .. .. ..231
Index to Advertisers on p. 214
THE
Publishers' Circular
The Booksellers and
the Lord Mayor
WE have pleasure in announcing that
the annual meeting of the members of
the Booksellers' Provident Institution
will be held at Stationers' Hall on Tues-
day, March 16th, at 7 o'clock in the
evening. After the meeting there will
be a conversazione, at which the Right
Hon. the Lord Mayor of London has
kindly promised to deliver an address,
followed by a smoking concert.
The directors hope that many mem-
bers and friends will be present.
Come Over
and
Help Us
In connection with the previous note
announcing that the Lord Mayor will be
present at the annual meeting of the
Booksellers' Provident Institution, it was
interesting to find the following appeal
from America in the American Stationer.
It is addressed to Mr. C. J. Longman,
Mr. W. E. Green, and Mr. Frederick
Macmillan, and asks their assistance in
getting up an American Book Trade
Provident Institution.
It was news to us, and we think it will
be to most of our readers, to hear that
in connection with the American book
trade there are no institutions like our
Booksellers' Provident Institution and
National Book Trade Provident Society,
&c. Referring to this matter, our
American contemporary has the following
remarks, which we hope will stimulate
such of our readers as are not enrolled as
members of the provident institutions
just mentioned to see the wisdom of
joining. It is not merely a wise thing to
do so, it is a duty.
Something to Learn from
England
" Tlie book and stationery trade has
something to learn from our English
cousins. But this is not strange, as they
have been selling books, papers and
envelopes much longer than we have.
Their experience, extending over so many
more years than ours, has brought with it
a wise consideration of the benefits
derived from a spirit of mutual helpfulness
rightly directed.
It is more than the mere desire of
good fellowship expressed in periodic
gatherings round a banquet table. It
means a planning for the future needs of
the people engaged in the same line of
business. Over there they have numerous
benefit associations which enable a man
in a particular trade to provide for his old
age by making regular payments to a
fund of an institution conducted by men
of high standing in his own craft.
Nothing of this nature exists here, with
all our boasted up-to-date-ness. Such an
institution is totally distinct from an
insurance company or an organisation of
a semi -social nature, like our numerous
fraternal bodies. These English organisa-
tions, on the other hand, admit only
persons similarly employed.
And all this is beyond the experi-
mental stage, for these societies, with their
clannish spirit so highly developed, have
been in existence for a number of years.
The Booksellers' Provident Institution of
London, for instance, has been paying out
annuities to people in the trade for
seventy years. Only people in the book-
selling business can become members.
A thrifty young man or woman clerk
in their, early twenties can thus provide
for their declining years by investing
small sums, paid over to the company in
■ instalments. Not only are the sub-
scribers taken care of in old age, but
assistance is rendered to them in time of
need, they are entitled to medical
attendance, and, if necessary, part of
the funeral expenses is paid. When a
member is sick he can go to a retreat in
the country during the period of his
convalescence at the expense of the
society. He can even take his family
for a vacation to a country home main-
tained by the institution. And in old
age they will admit him to the home,
where he will receive, in addition to an
annuity, free medical attendance and all
I conveniences for his comfort. These
privileges are not confined to himself,
but are extended to his wife, widow and
children.
A young man who starts to make
payments at the age of twenty-five and
i continues his contributions until they
reach the total of twenty guineas, the
equivalent of about $105, secures all of
these benefits for himself and his family.
This low cost is possible because the
officers and directors receive no salary or
: fees. The institution is conducted, not
with the idea of making money for
shareholders, but for the benefit of
booksellers and their assistants who have
not been fortunate enough to prepare
adequately for their declining years.
Would not an institution somewhat on
this order be of benefit to stationers in
this country ? Some people might not
agree to this suggestion, inasmuch as the
average American of twenty-five expects
to make a fortune not only large enough
to keep him from want in his old age but
sufficient to maintain him in a state of
affluence. But this doesn't always hap-
pen, as many disappointed people who
have worked in a subordinate capacity all
their lives can testify.
So it seems that the feeling of mutual
benefit among stationers here could be
directed along practical lines with good
results if the Booksellers' Provident
Institution of London were taken as a
model for a stationers' organisation of
similarity on this side of the water. If
public-spirited men like Charles James
Longman and W. E. Green, of Longmans,
Green & Co.. and Frederick Macmillan,
of Macmillan & Co., officers in the
London institution, could be induced to
associate themselves in an enterprise of
this character in New York, it would do
a great deal to establish among employees
in the stationery trade a feeling of unity
and fraternity."
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The
Publishers* Circular February i3, i9o9
Frauds on Booksellers
by R. E. King
NOT R. E. King & Co., Ltd.
The Common Serjeant and a jury were
engaged for the whole of Friday and
Saturday in last week at the Old Bailey
in trying the notorious R. E. King for
obtaining books and incurring debts by
false pretences. The accused, who was
one of the pioneers in the production of
cheap reprints, built up a large business,
which was turned into a limited company
some years ago under the name of
R. E. King, Limited ; but his connection
with the company was shortly afterwards
severed, and he has for a long time had
no connection with it whatever.
King, who is an undischarged bank-
rupt, was indicted on eleven charges of
obtaining books on credit and selling
them for considerably less than what he
had agreed to give for them, and was
found guilty after a prolonged trial.
There were proved against him two
previous convictions, the last in 1905,
and the police produced a long string of
names and addresses used by him during
the last two years. As will be seen from
our report, King was sentenced by the
Common Serjeant to fifteen months' hard
labour.
The
Booksellers' Congress
in London,
June 18th to 21st, 1909,
and the
Publishers' Reception
As already announced the Annual Con-
gress of the Associated Booksellers of the
United Kingdom will begin in London
on Friday, June 18th. The big dinner
will be on Saturday, June 19th, and the
evening of Monday, June 21st will pro-
bably be the occasion of a great reception
of the Booksellers' Association by the
Publishers' Association, probably hi the
splendid reception rooms at Princes'.
It is pretty certain that more than five
hundred booksellers will be present at
the reception ; and we have no hesitation
in telling our friends who will be coming
as visitors from all parts of the country
that they will be accorded a most hearty
reception by the London Branch of their
Association which has invited them, and
also by the publishers.
A Committee of the London Branch
of the Booksellers' Association, of which
Mr. J. Truslove is President, is arranging
the details of the programme, par.
ticulars of which will be published later
on.
Notes and Announcements
Messrs. Longmans, Green & Co. have
in the press a " Memoir of George Howard
Wilkinson, Bishop of St. Andrews, Dun-
keld and Dunblane and Premier of the
Scottish Church," by Dr. A. J. Morrison,
Vice-Chancellor of the University and
Master of Pembroke College, with a
portrait, 2 vols. ; also " Immortality,"
the new volume in " The Oxford Library,"
by the Rev. E. E. Holmes, and " The
Appliances and Operations on Railways
in Great Britain : an Introduction to the
Principles of British Railway Working,"
by E. S. Hadley, of the Great Western
Railway, with diagrams.
Messrs. Hodder & Stoughtou anti-
cipate a warm welcome will be given to
the volume on Pepys (whose centenary
falls in February of this year), which
they are adding to their well-known
series of " Literary Lives."
In the second edition of " British
Mosses," by Sir Edward Fry, G.C.B.,
published by Messrs. Wither by & Co.,
all but one of the illustrations have
been re-drawn, and the work has been
thoroughly revised.
Mr. Unwin will publish, on February
15th, a "History of Contemporary
Civilisation," by Monsieur Charles Saign-
bos. It is the third and concluding
volume of the author's History of
Civilisation, a comprehensive yet concise
summary of universal history, which has
had a very wide circulation in France.
The present volume starts with the
Eighteenth Century and goes down to
the present day. It deals not only with
political and military events, but with
art, literature, science and industry.
" A Bishop in the Rough," which
Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co. will shortly
publish, is the record of eight adven-
turous years in the early life of Dr.
Sheepshanks, the present Bishop of
Norwich. Pioneer priest in British
Columbia, missioner to gold miners and
aboriginal Indians, he was also a notable
traveller, crossing two continents with
such unusual experiences as preaching to
Brigham Young and his people in Salt
Lake City, and witnessing, as no other
Englishman has done, the adoration of
the Grand Lama in the heart of Mongolia.
The book is edited and supplemented by
the Rev. D. Wallace Dutliie, and has a
preface by the Bishop, and several
illustrations.
Mr. Robert Machray, who has for
some time been engaged upon t la-
biography of his uncle, the late Arch-
bishop of Rupert's Land and first Primate
of Canada, will shortly publish his new-
novel, " The Disappearance of Lady
Diana." The publishers are Messrs.
Everett & Co., who also announce for
this month " Mrs. Winston's House
Party," by Thomas Cobb ; " Felix
Stone," by Alice and Claude Askew ;
"The Degenerate," by Fred Whishaw.
and a shilling edition of G. de Yauriard's
successful novel, " The Sibyl of Bond
Street."
Mr. Heinemann announces for publi-
cation, on February 1 8th, a new novel
by John Galsworthy, entitled " Fra-
ternity." This book is described as
perhaps the most important yet written
by Mr. Galsworthy, a study of modern
men and women, with the same won-
derful character drawing, purity of style
j and biting humour which will be remem-
bered with keen pleasure by all who read
I " The Country House " and " A Man of
j Property. ' '
For £11 us. Mr. John Buchanan, of
47, Great Queen Street, Kingsway, W.C.,
offers a fine set in three-quarter " levant
morocco " of Hazlitt's best edition of
Dodsley's Old English Plays. As the
Levant is at one end of the Mediterranean
and Morocco at the other, we presume
the leather in question is neither one nor
the other. Mr. Buchanan's list always
contains books we mark with a view to
buying, only fortunately discretion is
often the better part of valour.
Messrs. Dent arc adding Rodwell's
translation of the " Koran " to the
volumes of the new " Fifty " of " Every-
man's Library " ; also Swedenborg's
" Heaven and Hell."
Readers of Mrs. Rodolph Stawell's
" Motor Tours in Wales " may be glad
to hear that she has written a companion
volume, entitled " Motor Tours in York-
shire,' ' which Messrs. Hodder & Stoughton
will publish shortly, to take the place of
contour-books and maps, being intended
for the passenger rather than the driver.
It is written for those who wish to know
beforehand where they will find the most
beautiful places, and when they have
found them wish to know something of
their history. It will be found that
Mrs. Stawell includes nearly all that is
best worth seeing, with photographs,
map of the route, and index.
On Tuesday. February i6tli, Mr. John
Lane will publish a new and cheaper
edition of the novel suppressed hi Ger-
many. " Life in a Garrison Town," by
ex-Lieutenant Bilse ; with a Summary
of the Court Martial, an Introduction by
Arnold White, and a new Preface, written
by the author whilst in London. For
writing " Life in a Garrison Town "
Lieutenant Bilse was imprisoned and
dismissed the Army.
The frightful devastation of Sicily
has aroused the interest of the world in
this beautiful land and its picturesque
people. Messrs. Little, Brown & Co. say
that no book so faithfully paints its
natural beauties and the wonderful
charm of its climate as does the book by
Sehna Lagerlof, entitled " The Miracles
1 of Antichrist." She has depicted with
the insight of genius the quaint super-
stitions, the picturesque poverty, the
fierce vindictiveness and the impulsive
devotion of the Sicilians, and her word-
pictures of the island itself will always
stand as remarkable descriptions of a
region whose beauty is largely now a
matter of memory. Messrs. Little,
Brown & Co., who publish the book, are
' bringing out a new edition tins month.
February 13, *9°9 The Publishers' Circular
219
Mr. Werner Laurie's new books in-
clude " Roads to Riches." the romance
of money-making, by Mr. Thornton
Hall (which tells the stories of huge
fortunes), and " General Lee : Man and
Soldier," by Thomas Nelson Page. The
book is based on public records and on
the trustworthy testimony of personal
witnesses.
Messrs. Dent promise a translation of
Hugo's " Les Miserables " for " Every-
man's Library," in two vols.
The reigns of Francois I., Henri
IV. and the First Napoleon are the most
vivid periods in the history of Fontaine-
bleau. The story of the palace is inter-
woven with biographies of the women
who dwelt there in " Fair Women at
Fontainebleau," by Frank Hamel, author
of " Famous French Salons." The work
will be published shortly by Mr. Eveleigh
Nash. Among the personages with which
it deals are Diane de Poitiers, Gabrielle
d'Estrees, Marie de Medicis, Anne of
Austria, Henriette d' Orleans, Louise de
la Valliere, Christina of Sweden, and
Mesdames de Montespan, de Pompadour
and Du Barry.
The late Dr. Francis Elgar deserved
well of his country when alive, and he
has added to that obligation by leaving
a quarter of his residuary estate for the
benefit of the classes for naval architec-
ture which were formed by the late dis-
tinguished naval architect.
Messrs. Stanley Paul & Co. announce
a new romance entitled, " Brother
Officers," by Horace Wyndham.
The special feature of The Britisli
Empire Review for February is an article
by Sir Charles Bruce on " Indian Re-
forms. ' '
Mr. J. Snell Hugill, for many years on
the staff of the P.C., has been appointed
Assistant Editor of The Tree Trader — a
new paper, published in the interest of
Free Trade, edited by Mr. G. W. Gough,
M.A.. F.S.S.
Messrs. Methuen's new books, just
ready, include Mr. Barry Pain's new
story, " The Gifted Family," which opens
in a sitting-room over a bookseller's shop
in the Finchley Road ; Mr. John Fyvie's
work, " Tragedy Queens of the Georgian
Era," and a new edition of Sir T. II.
Holdich's book, " The Indian Border-
land," which is a record of the author's
connection with the expeditions which
have lead to our present position in the
North-west Frontier of India.
Messrs. Bale, Sons & Danielsson, Ltd..
will shortly issue a history of the Reading
Pathological Society, written In- the
President, Dr. Jamieson B. Hurry." This
society, as is well known, ranks as one of
the oldest medical societies in the country
and has accomplished an amount of work
such as few societies can rival. Its zeal
for the advancement of the science and
art of medicine is shown by the numerous
original communications which have been
published during the past seventy years,
and to which full references will be given.
The volume will be illustrated by a series
of portraits, and contain descriptions of
the medical library and pathological
museum which form so essential a part
of every progressive medical society.
This work should prove of interest to the
secretaries of the various local medical
societies throughout the United Kingdom,
as with one exception — that of the Royal
Medical and Chirurgical Society — such a
record is believed to be unique.
Retirement of
Mr. Joseph Collyer.
WE have pleasure in giving a portrait
of Mr. Joseph Collyer, a Director of Messrs.
George Philip & Son, who recently retired
from active participation in business after
completing a period of 5 1 years' work
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with the house of Philip. We gave last
week an account of a dinner at which
Mr. Collyer was entertained by his
colleagues, by whom, as by all who know
him, Mr. Collyer is held in great esteem.
Glasgow Book Trade
Notes
By " Mungo "
Almost daily the publisher inundates the
trade with prospectuses of new books, !
and at the moment, when there is a lull !
in business previous to the commencement
of the spring season, the bookseller en-
deavours to put some of these to a
practical use.
As a rule the direct results of circular-
ising are disappointing ; a book as a
saleable commodity is probably unlike
any other article of commerce, and with
the individual bookseller the sale is j
usually limited ; but given a prospectus I
of something one feels ought to interest
a considerable portion of the public, what j
is the most economical way to bring it to
their notice, for the profit on literature —
to the bookseller that is — do not permit
of heavy expenses in advertising.
By a liberal distribution of pros-
pectuses, lists of likely buyers might be
drawn up for future use, but even then
it is questionable if the results would
cover cost of postage on the circulars sent
out, so, unless one is content to look on
the circular as an advertisement for his
firm and rely on indirect results, it will
only pay in respect to books showing a
good margin of profit.
The three-volume edition of Morley's
" Life of Gladstone " was a case in point,
and here we had a book that showed a
good profit and also appealed to a very
large circle of people ; while, on the other
hand, we might take Harold Baker's
" Law, Organisation and Administration
of the Territorial Force."
A good demand was expected for this
book, but so far those in high places
Territorial seem loath to buy. Though
the bookseller would wish otherwise, the
officer is apt to leave such things to
members of committee, so the question is
how to awaken the committee's intelli-
gent interest in its responsibilities ; the
circular hasn't been successful, showing a
return of somewhere about 2\ per cent.
Apart from the circular, the demand
for books on the various sports is a matter
for speculation ; while a book on Golf is
usually sure of a large sale, a work on
Hunting, Mountaineering, or Cricket
finds a comparatively small number of
readers ; of course, the number of golfers
is legion, but probably a book on this
game, especially one giving diagrams, is
of more practical use to the player than
is a work on any other sport to its
devotees. It is said that to an ex-
perienced golfer a book by an expert in
the game repays careful study, and this
will account for the success which met
James Braid's " Advanced Golf," and
also the continued demand for Beldam
and Taylor's " Golf Faults Illustrated."
While Golf has quite a large library
written about it, another game essen-
tially Scottish has to go abroad to find
a text book ; although Curling is touched
on in the Badminton Library the only
handy work on the " roarin' game " is
published in America.
" Little France "
From a note in this book, just published
by Messrs. Greening & Co., Ltd., we
learn that it was published in the United
States under the (as we think) much
better title of " The Quiberon Touch " :
In breakers crashing on the shore,
In tempest's shriek, or cannon's roar,
In cradle song, or cry of bird,
In lovers' voices softly heard,
In mighty ships upon the wave,
In glorious deed done by the brave.
In all things beautiful and dear,
Told as I've tried to tell them here,
May some voice — man, or maid, or sea —
Fail not to speak a word of me !
In these lines the author, Mr. Cyrus
Townsend Brady, dedicates his book to
his mother. This fine story of love and
war on sea and land begins in the year
1754 on the morning of July 3rd. The
hero, a young American, Lieutenant
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Grafton, in command of the English
brig-of-war Boxer, is introduced to us in
a thick sea-fog off the French coast, just
before his capture by Le These e, a fine
French battleship. The French captain,
the Comte Kersaint de Kerguelen,
discovers that at the Siege of Louisburg,
in 1745, he had fought against his captive's
father, Admiral John Grafton. Turning
to his officers, he said : " The father
fought me ; I befriend the son. Is it not
just, Messieurs ? " He then introduces
young Grafton to his kinsman, the
Marquis de Chabot-Rohan, who lives at
the Chateau de Josselin, hard by the
seashore, a few miles from Brest ; to
which Chateau Grafton is presently taken,
not so much as a prisoner of war as an
honoured guest to await his exchange,
and in the meantime to fall in love with
little Anne, Countess de Rohan in her
own right.
Nothing is easier than to write the
historical novel ; nothing is more difficult
to make it interesting. But Mr. Brady has
succeeded admirably. It was a fine idea
of his to give a triangular interest to his
story — the young American officer leaves
the grey old Manor House on the Potomac
to fight under the English flag against
France, under Wolfe at the capture of
Quebec, and under Hawke at the battle
of Quiberon Bay. The love story is
charmingly done, and quite indispensable.
But we wish to call attention chiefly to
this tribute of an American writer to
British valour on sea and land.
Captain Mahan, we believe, calls
Hawke's victory oyer De Conflans at
Quiberon Bay the Trafalgar of the
Eighteenth Century. Mr. Brady tells us
in an " Afterword " that he can find no
coherent, clear, detailed account of that
tremendous action in any English history.
Except for alterations of names and the
introduction of incidents called for by
his story, he claims that his own account
"is told as it happened." Captain
Mahan's description, although indicating
■ clearly its importance, is short ; nor is
the late Sir William Laird Clowes's much
longer. Mr. Brady devotes sixty or
seventy pages to it, and with some pre-
tence to a general acquaintance with
accounts of sea fights, after reading this
we could not help wishing that a copy
of " Little France " might find its way
on board every British warship. Whether
correct in all technical details or not we
are unable to say ; it appears to be. But
we think it would be difficult to find any
better word-picture of a great fight at
sea than this of Quiberon Bay as described
by Mr. Brady. The approach of the great
fleets, the storm in which the battle was
fought, driving the ships towards the
most dangerous of coasts, the battle
itself — the whole scene is depicted with
such enthusiasm and yet with such
restraint that the reader seems almost to
be present throughout. The descriptions
of the captains — above all, of the " Great
Lord Hawke," as Burke styled him — and
their splendid seamanship and valour,
the tribute, at least, to French valour,
are splendidly animated ; the very ships
seem alive as they tear through the
whiter storm to get at the French. Hardly
less stirring and vivid is the account of
the taking of Quebec by Wolfe.
When there is so much talk of invasion
it is refreshing to be reminded again by
such a book as this that our natural and
only place for defeating invaders is on
the sea.
850,000 Sold
and More New Vols. Promised
Messrs. Casseix & Co. announce for
publication on Monday fifteen new vols,
in the " People's Library " (cloth, 8d.
net each ; leather, is. 6d. net each). Up
to the present the sale of these popular
editions has reached the huge total of
850,000 copies. The new volumes include
" Wutheriug Heights." by Emilv Bronte :
" The Talisman," by Walter Scott ;
" Vanity Fair," by Thackeray ; " Essays,
and Lays of Ancient Rome." by Macaulay.
and Sheridan's Dramatic Works.
A further fifteen volumes will be
published on April 15th.
Centenary of
Horatius Bonar, D.D.
Messrs. Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier
have in preparation a volume containing
the Speeches and Sermons delivered in
connection with the Centenary of Dr.
Bonar's birth. It will be published
almost immediately, and will contain a
portrait of the celebrated preacher and
hymn-writer.
221
Rex v. King
AT the Old Bailey on Friday, February
5th, before the Common Serjeant.
(Sir T. A. Bosanquet, K.C.), Richard
Edward King, 54, of 4, Eagle Street,
Holborn, and 84A, Stapleton Road,
Tooting, was indicted on the charge of
obtaining books under false pretences,
and also for incurring various debts and
liabilities without the means or intention
of paying.
The case was taken in No. 3 Court at
10.30 a.m. Counsel for the prosecution
being Mr. Muir, Mr. T. Humphries, and
Mr. Inglecs Oddie ; for the defence, Mr.
J. W. Thatcher and Mr. P. B. Petrides.
Mr. Muir in opening the case for the
prosecution briefly stated that the de-
fendant, R. E. King, had carried on the
business of a bookseller and exporter
imder the name of R. E. King & Co.* at
various addresses, at 4, Eagle Street,
Holborn ; 101 , Hanover Buildings ; Tooley
Street ; 6, Red Lion Square, and
80, Chancery Lane, and had sold books
also under the names of H. Cooper and
M. Lewis. The transactions for which he
was now indicted covered a period ex-
tending from the middle of the year 1907
to December, 1908. The room at 6, Red
Lion Square was occupied by a Mr.
Smithers, to whom King paid 2s. 6d. per
week ; subsequently Mr. Smithers moved
to 4, Eagle Street, Holborn, and King
accompanied him there. Numerous par-
cels of books were delivered at both
addresses, but no considerable stock of
books was kept. At neither place was
the name R. E. King & Co. placed on
the door or exhibited.
Counsel then went into details of the
various charges. As these will be referred
to later on, it is not necessary to do so
here.
The First Witness
to be called was the Rev. Herbert
Williams, who stated that he had
known the defendant some time, King
having come to him for assistance. In
reply to a question by Counsel the
witness said he did not stand bail for the
defendant at the Bow Street proceedings,
but one of his clergy did. He had got
liim a room at Tooley Street, and under-
stood that King carried on the business
of a wholesale bookseller from that
address. He knew King had a number
of copies of a book in sheets — a cookery
book — and further that the defendant had
practically the run of his, the witness's,
library — an extensive theological collec-
tion. King had also purchased large
quantities of books for him for school
prizes, &c, as he was able to obtain
better terms than the ordinary book-
seller ; he had every confidence in King>
and had no idea he was obtaining books
in a fraudulent manner.
The next witness, Mr. Chas. Edward
Peaks, Manager to Messrs. Murray,
booksellers, of Leicester, gave evidence !
that in July, 1907, in response to an
a '.VLrtisement which appeared in The
Exchange &■ Mart, King ordered a copy of
* We beg our readers to note, especially in Germany
where the matter is not so clear, that Messrs. R. E. King
& Co., Ltd.. of Tabernacle Street, are not connected
with R. E. King reterred to in this report.— Ed. P.O.
Seebohm's "British Birds"
to be sent to Tooley Street ; this was
done but defendant did not pay. Mr.
Greville Brown, bookseller, 113, Edgware
Road, deposed to having purchased
this book from the defendant.
Mr. Frank Karslake, of 35, Pond
Street, Hampstead, Hon. Sec. of the
International Association of Antiquarian
Booksellers, gave evidence that defend-
ant called upon him in regard to
certain accounts and especially about a
cheque held by Mr. Karslake ; he also
stated that he arranged with King that
the latter should pay interest upon the
overdue accounts. In cross-examination
he repudiated the suggestion that the
5 per cent, charged by the Association
for collecting accounts went into his
pocket, or benefited him in any way, and
pointed out that an honorary secretary is
usually not paid for his services.
Mr. J. B. Allison, of Bridgwater,
Somersetshire, gave evidence that he had
sent a set of
Dickens' Works
to R. E. King & Co., in December, 1907,
and had never received any payment.
Mr. Jas. Pollock, Sohcitor to Mr.
Hope, of 10, Bell Yard, stated he first
knew King 5 or 6 years ago. He (the
witness) had offices and rooms at 80,
Chancery Lane, where he carried on a
law-typists' business, and in October,
1907, the defendant used his office for
a nominal payment. He apparently
carried on the business of a bookseller,
as parcels of books continually arrived,
and it was in consequence of the annoy-
ance these heavy parcels caused his
(the witness's) wife, that hi December,
1907, he asked King to move. Detective
Sergeant McEvoy had called asking for
R. E. King, but the latter was out on that
occasion and when he returned left a note
for the detective on the mantelpiece. The
witness had spoken to King about having
his name placed on the door, but, although
King agreed, this was never done.
Mr. H. E- Humphris, bookseller, 77,
St. Giles, Norwich, was then called and
said that he advertised for sale
Harmsworth's Self Educator
and other books in The Publishers'
Circular of July 18th, 1908; King
ordered the Self Educator, which was
sent, but no payment had been made,
neither had the books been returned.
Mr. Smithers, of Crouch End, said
he had a business of Law. Stationer
at 9, Duke Street, Red Lion Square, and
that he allowed the defendant the use of
his office for a nominal payment, but in
March, 1908, he moved to 4, Eagle Street,
Holborn, as the old premises were in-
convenient, chiefly on account of the lack
of facilities for handling the numerous
parcels of books sent in to R. E. King
& Co. There was only a large cupboard
at Eagle Street, where the defendant
placed many of these parcels, and at no
time did he see any books or ledgers such
as might be expected in the business of a
wholesale bookseller. (At tliis stage the
Court adjourned for lunch.)
On resuming Mr. Albert Victor James,
Mr. Hy. Fairburn, of Northallerton, Mr. E.
Bennett, of Stockwell, gave evidence as to
I transactions with the defendant ; in no
I case had money been received for goods
' sent.
Mr. Bull, partner in the firm of
Bull & Auvache, booksellers, 34 and 35,
Hart Street, Bloomsbury, stated that he
} purchased a set of the
Encyclopaedia Britannica
J from the defendant under the name
I of Lewis, of Stapleton Road, Toot-
ing, and that finding Vol. 29 was
missing, he wrote to "Lewis" claiming
this volume. King later on sent on a
volume 29 which was proved to belong
to a different set. This volume it
I appeared in evidence King had obtained
' from a Mr. McLeod, of Oban, through an
advertisement in The Exchange &■ Mart,
on the plea that he wanted it for the pur-
pose of referring to a certain article.
Mr. McLeod had not been paid for this
volume. The witness on receiving the
missing volume paid King (or " Lewis ")
£7 1 os.
Other Witnesses
Mr. Wm. Bminhig Batten, of Ports-
mouth, Mr. F. J. Crompton, of East-
bourne— deposed to having sent goods
(a set of Dickens and a set of The
International Library respectively) to
R. E. King & Co., and had not received
payment, and Mr. Westall, 106, Charhig
Cross Road, gave evidence as to the
defendant selling the set of Dickens to
him for 17s. 6d.
Mr. Chas. Gunnell, Booking Office
Clerk to The London Parcels Delivery,
gave evidence as to the many parcels he
had taken to Eagle Street and also to
removing some. He knew the defendant
by sight as Mr. " Lewis," and all orders
were given in that name.
(At this stage the case was adjourned
until the following morning.)
On resuming the following witnesses,
Mr. Thos. Boycott of Maybridge, Shrop-
shire, Mr. H. George of Neville & George,
14, The Arcade, S. Kensington, Mr. S.
Kiek of Paternoster Row, Mr. A. Wesley
Holt, 8, Vincent Road, East Croydon,
and Henry Jas. Rimell, 53, Shaftesbury
Avenue, gave evidence as to either
sending books to R. E. King or to pur-
chasing from him.
Mr. G. E. Boyle, a messenger from the
Bankruptcy Court, gave evidence of
the defendant's bankruptcy on April 18th,
1900. His liabilities were over ^6,800
and his assets nil ; King had never
applied for his discharge.
Detective Sergeant McEvoy then
entered the witness box and described
how he had arrested King at 84A, Staple-
ton Road, Tooting. King admitted he
was tradhig under the name of R. E.
King & Co. of Eagle Street, and also that
he had used the names of
"M. Lewis" and "Cooper"
He handed the witness 9 postcards
addressed to various individuals in-
cluding several who had appeared as
witnesses. Each postcard bore much
the same wording, which was in effect
that " the amount owing would be paid
next week." King also said that he was
negotiating with a firm of printers in
Kingston, Messrs. Knapp, Drewett &
Sons, Ltd., for printing some books from ^
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plates which belonged to the defendant.
He expected, he said, when these books
were sold to realise £1,000, out of which
he would pay all his liabilities. The
witness stated that he found numerous
papers and documents at Stapleton Road,
but no account books of any description.
No attempt had been made to conceal
any of the documents, which he found in a
heap on the sofa or on the table. (This
closed the case for the prosecution.)
The Defence
Mr. Thatcher, Counsel for the defence,
then called the defendant into the witness
box.
King stated he came to London 26
years ago, and commenced business in a
small way as a bookseller, printer,
publisher and stationer in Denmark
Street, St. George's, E. under the name
of R. E. King & Co., being financed by
Mr. Henry Daniel, the family banker.
He subsequently moved to 88, Curtain
Road. Shoreditch, and in 1897 to
106, 108 and no, Tabernacle Street. He
had travelled all over the world for
the business, which grew annually, and
which at its best attained a turnover of
from £75.000 to £80,000. At its most
prosperous period the defendant was
paying out weekly in wages £350 to £500.
£6,000 a Year Profit
His own net profit during this period
amounted to between £5,000 and £6,000
per annum. In 1898 he had saved
£40,000 which was invested in the
business. His solicitor then was Mr. T. D.
Bolton, M.P. , who advised King to turn the
business into a limited liability company.
This was done, the capital being £40,000,
£25,000 of which was issued in Deben-
ture Stock, Messrs. Hoare & Bolton
becoming trustees for the debenture
holders. King was made a director and
managing director of tins company at a
salary of £1,500 a year, Bolton was
also made a director and chairman. Just
at that time King opened 30 to 38 book-
sellers' shops in various parts of the
country, the leases all being taken in the
name of King, and books for these shops
were purchased in large quantities from
the firm of R. E. King, Ltd.,
without being accounted for in the books
of the company. Shortly, however, the
firm got into financial difficulties, and in
1900 was put into liquidation for the
debenture holders by Mr. Bolton, and on
April nth, 1900, a Receiving Order was
made against King, and on the 18th of
that month he was adjudicated bankrupt,
with liabilities amounting to £6,882 11s.,
and no assets. At this time the assets
of the company were put at £85,000,
which Mr. Bolton bought for £30,000 on
paper, but in reality for only £1,200.
Bolton then applied for and
Obtained an Injunction
to restrain the defendant from carrying J
on business as a printer, publisher or
stationer within 200 miles of The Royal
Exchange. King then commenced busi-
ness on his own account as wholesale
bookseller under the name of R. E. King
& Co., this was hi 1902. (Mr. Muir here
objected to certain evidence and his
objection was upheld by the Common
Serjeant.) [Continuing King said he
I started business at 37, Fleet Street,
I subsequently moving to 80, Chancery
I Lane, then to Red Lion Square, 10 1,
Hanover Buildings, Tooley Street, Duke
Street, and Eagle Street. He carried on
a genuine business at each address, and
sold large editions of non-copyright books.
He sold, in one year, 250,000 copies of a
sixpenny edition of Mrs. Hy. Wood's
novels, and covering other periods 250,000
copies of various other sixpenny books,
10,000 of a book by Wilkie Collins,
10,000 of a is. Cookery Book bound in
cloth, 5,000 of a is. Book of Domestic
, Reference, and 20,000 of a 6d. Children's
Picture Book. In all, since 1905 he had
Sold over 545,000 Books
At the time of his arrest he had large
contracts pending with various firms for
binding and delivering books.
Pressed for money in 1907, he com-
menced an action against the Trustees
of Bolton's Estate (Bolton having died in
1906) for £90,000. He would add that
he always intended to pay for the books
mentioned in the charge. Mr. Karslake
called upon him some time ago but he
was out, and he (the defendant) called
upon Mr. Karslake at 1 1 o'clock the next
morning. It was with reference to cer-
tain accounts and a cheque of his (King's)
held by Mr. Karslake ; he paid Mr.
Karslake a sum of money in respect of
some of these accounts and made an
arrangement with him about the others.
In reply to a question by Counsel he said
all his recent business had been con-
ducted by correspondence and always
from his home address at Stapleton Road,
Tooting. Returning to his dealings with
Mr. Karslake, he said he had returned
some books to Mr. Karslake as they were
: imperfect, and he paid three accounts
Mr. Karslake was authorised to collect,
two direct to the persons, and one into
Mr. Karslake's hands. The arrangement
referred to as that made with Mr. Kars-
' lake was to pay interest at the rate of
! 5 per cent, on overdue accounts. This
1 was Mr. Karslake's offer. He had also
! paid many other accounts and intended
to pay all his liabilities from the proceeds
of the sales of the
Books under Contract
with the Kingston printers.
All his papers were kept hi order, and
no attempt had been made at conceal-
ment ; he had also answered correctly all
the questions put to him at the thne of
his arrest. In regard to the postcards he
handed over to the detective when
arrested, King stated he was on the point
of going out to post these that very
moment, and in fact had taken them up
from the table for that purpose when the
officer knocked at the door. It was true
that two of the cards were addressed to
two of the witnesses for the prosecution —
Mr. A. W. Holt and Mr. T. Boycott.
On those cards he had written he would
pay " next week," meaning he would
pay as soon as he got the £1,000 he
expected in January. Coimsel then went
at some length into details of the various
cases, King admitting the debt in most
j of the cases, and stating that it was
always his intention to pay. Questioned
I as to the number of books stored at his
Warehouse in Aldersgate Street
the defendant said there were some
80,000 or 90,000 sheets. Books were
delivered to the address at Chancery
Lane, and bound volumes to Toole y
.Street and Eagle Street.
Questioned as to the reason for
assuming the names of " Lewis " and
" Cooper," King said that paragraphs
inserted in the
Book Trade] Papers
made it quite impossible for huh to do
any business imder the name of R. E.
King & Co.
He kept no books whatever, ledger,
account or day books, liis only records
being his parcel books, this was because
he only sold for cash. \
Mr. Muir then rose to cross-examine,
but the Court adjourned for a quarter of
an hour for lunch.
After lunch Mr. Muir commenced his
cross-examination of the defendant, and
questioned King about the action he had
brought against Bolton. King admitted
that this action was dismissed on the
ground that it was vexatious and frivo-
lous, as was also the appeal, and, further,
that the costs had never been paid.
After Bolton's death in 1906, King
commenced an action against Bolton's
Trustees claiming the sum of £90,000.
This action has not yet been set down
for trial.
Going into details of the various cases,
Counsel for the prosecution asked King
to say what he meant by the words he at
times used when ordering books
"Cash will be sent on receipt."
The defendant said he did not mean
spot cash or even payment within a
few days, but being a trader he expected
credit, and would have settled all these
accounts as soon as he got the £1,000
he anticipated. Coimsel then remarked
that King was an undischarged bank-
rupt with liabilities amounting to over
£6,000 — would not these creditors have
a prior claim upon this £1,000 Which
King expected ? King endeavoured to
make an explanation, but it was unin-
telligible.
The cross-examination ended, the
defendant returned to the dock, and
Mr. Thatcher (Counsel for the defence)
proceeded to
Address the Jury.
He pointed out the position King had once
held, an honourable and wealthy position,
and one which had not Providence decreed
otherwise might have led to King's
becoming Lord Mayor of London. He
. touched upon the leading features of King's
transactions, thanked the prosecution
most sincerely for all the assistance they
had given him, and pointed out to the jury
their responsibility : " Gentlemen of the
Jury," he said, "you have this to con-
sider, if you find this man innocent you
set him free upon a world that has already
treated him cruelly, if you find he is
guilty you will send lum to one of those
! great stone places over the door of which
is written : ' Abandon hope all ye who
I enter here.' "
Publishers' Circular February 13, 1909
224 The
Messrs.
LONGMANS & Co/s
LIST.
Sir George Mackenzie, King's
Advocate, of Rosenhaugh : His Life and
Times, 1636 (?) - 1691. By Andrew L,ang.
With 4 illustrations. Svo. 15s. net. {Inland
postage, 5d.)
This is a life of " Bluidy Mackenzie," the cele-
brated " persecutor " and friend of Claverhouse —
" that noble wit of Scotland," as Dry den styled
him. Many unpublished political letters of Mac-
kenzie have been consulted, and an account is
given of his novel, " Aretina," his poems, and his
historical, political, poetical, religious, and legal
writings. Mackenzie was the first, and perhaps
the last, Jacobite Socialist.
SECOND IMPRESSION.
The Maid of France : being the
Story of the Life and Death of Jeanne d'Arc.
By Andrew I.ang. With 3 Maps and 3 Por-
traits. 8vo., 12s. 6d. net {Inland postage, $d.)
Mrs. Creighton, in the " Church Family News-
paper."— " The book is a fine book, written in a
fine spirit, and has not a dull page. . . Mr.
Lang has, indeed, succeeded in his purpose to fill
this empty place in our bookshelves, and to depict
this glory of her sex ' a star of ancient France.' "
Unemployment : a Problem of
Industry. By W. H. Beveridge, Stowell Civil
I*aw Fellow of University College, Oxford ;
formerly Sub-Warden of Toynbee Hall. 8vo.,
ys. 6d. net. {Inland postage, 4*2.)
" is a book which everyone ought to have read
who presumes to write or speak on the question of
Unemployment." — " Westminster Gazette."
Ireland under the Stuarts and
During the interregnum. By Richard Bag-
well, M.A. Author of " Ireland Under the
•Tudors." Vols. I. and II. : 1603-1660. With
2 Maps. 8vo., 28s. net. {Inland postage, 6d.)
Analysis of the Evolution of
Musical Form. By Margaret H. Glyn.
Author of " The Rhythmic Conception of
Music," &c. Medium 8vo., 10s. 6d. {Inland
postage, 5d.)
An Introduction to the Science
of Radio- Activity. By Charles W. Raffety.
With 27 Illustrations. Crown 8vo., 4s. Oct. net.
{Inland postage, $d.)
TWO NEW VOLUMES OF THE SILVER LIBRARY.
Lysbeth: a Tale of the Dutch.
By H. R. Haggard. With 26 Illustrations.
Cheap Re-Issue. New and Cheaper Impression.
Cr. 8vo. 3s. 6d. {Inland postage, ±d.)
Pearl-Maiden : a Tale of the
Fall of Jerusalem. By H. R. Haggard. Cheap
Re-Issue. With 16 Illustrations. Cr. 8vo. 3s. 6d.
{Inland postage, $d.)
LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO.,
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The Common Serjeant then
Summed Up,
informing the Jury what points to bear
in mind in considering their verdict.
If the defendant was guilty on one of
these several indictments then he was
guilty upon all, and if not guilty upon
one, then he was not guilty upon all.
They must also remember there were two
specific charges.
After a few minutes' deliberation the
Jury returned the verdict of
Guilty
upon both counts.
Counsel for the prosecution then
placed Detective Sergeant McEvoy in the
witness box, who stated that the prisoner
had been found guilty of embezzlement
in 1900 and was bound over, and in
1905 was sentenced to six months im-
prisonment for obtaining goods under
false pretences. Witness also read out
the following list of names and addresses
traced as having been used at various
times by the defendant, King vehe-
mently denying that he was connected
with one or two.
"The Greville Press," R. E. King
I & Co., 1, Tanswell Street, S.E. ; " Joseph
& Edwards" and " G. Roberts," 30,
Fetter Lane and 16, Rosman Street;
"George Marshall" and "P. Cooper,"
22, Duke Street. London Bridge ; " F.
Cooper," 169, Blakeshaw Road, Tooting ;
" Partridge & Co.." Merton House,
S. Bride's Avenue ; R. E. King & Co.,
68, Bishopsgate Street Within ; 101 and
318, Hanover Buildings ; 37, Fleet Street ;
194, Tooley Street, S.E. : 80, Chancery
Eane ; 6, Red Eion Square ; and 4, Eagle
Street, all of which were merely accom-
modation addresses.
King then endeavoured to address
the Court, but was requested to remain
silent by the Common Serjeant, who
remarked that in the light of previous
convictions he did not wish to hear
anything further.
Sentence
of 15 months' imprisonment with hard
labour was then passed upon him.
[We have no desire to kick a man who is
down, but trade in books or anything else
would be impossible if Mr. King's methods
were permitted to pass mi punished. In
addition to those mentioned, many other
booksellers were defrauded by him,
including several in Germany — in fact,
official warnings against " R. E. King
& Co." were published in the German
book trade papers, notices which were,
of course, injurious to Messrs. R. E. King
& Co., Ltd., of Tabernacle Street, E.C,
who, as we have repeatedly stated are
quite unconnected with R. E. King. —
Ed. P.C.]
Have a Hobby
" For the man who has a hobby old
age has no terrors," says a writer in
Cassell's Saturday Journal. " Old age
to him is a holiday. What is more
delightful than to see, as you often may
at Bournemouth and elsewhere, a fine
old fellow of seventy playing golf and
holding his own with men half or less
than half his age ? Pishing is another
sport where the veteran can often give
points and a beating to his juniors."
Of Great Interest to Druids
A case of great interest to Druids and
Bards came before Mr. Justice Eve
recently. It was concerned with a dispute
between three professors over "early "
and " middle " Welsh.
The plaintiff was John Gwenogvryn
Evans, Litt.Doc, Oxon : the defendants.
Professor Thomas Frederick Tout, of
Manchester, and Professor Kuno Meyer,
of Liverpool .
Dr. Evans is one of the greatest
authorities on early Welsh manuscripts.
Among his reproductions are the follow -
ing :—
"The Red Book of Hergest."
" The Black Book of Carmarthen."
" The Book of Llann Day."
"The White Book Mabhiogion."
The late Professor Strachan was also
interested in early Welsh, and being on
very friendly terms with Dr. Evans
obtained that gentleman's permission to
use certain material from the red, black
and white books for the purposes of the
compilation of a work entitled. "An
Introduction to Early Welsh."
But before publication, Professor
Strachan died, and his work was carried
on by Professor Meyer and Professor
Tout.
ASKED FOR IX JUNCTION
It is alleged — as Mr. Scrutton, K.C..
explained in his opening speech — that
these professors used much more material
than Dr. Evans had bargained for, and
Dr. Evans now asked for an injunction
restraining the publication of " An Intro-
duction to Early Welsh " on the ground
that it infringes his copyright. — Evening
News.
A New Serial
Messrs. J. M. Dent & Co., have just
issued Part 1 of a new serial, entitled
" Trees and Shrubs of the British Isles
Native and Acclimatised," by C. S.
Cooper, F.R.H.S., and W. Percival
Westell, RES. With two such authors
the success of the work is assured. It
will be published hi 10 parts, at is. net,
and will contain 16 full page coloured
plates and 70 full page black and white
plates, drawn direct from Nature by
C. F. Newall. It is not necessary to say
anything about the printing and general
appearance — it is published by Messrs.
Dent.
Chief Clubs of the World
We are glad to see that the 1909 edition
of " Clubs " has been revised and en-
larged, much new information being
given. As there are a matter of 3.202
clubs in the British Isles. British Colonies,
and in foreign countries frequented by
the English, there is little doubt that a
classified fist is needed, and this little
book, edited by E. C.Austen Leigh, M.A..
fulfils its purpose most admirably. It is
somewhat interesting to note that over
one-third of these clubs are golf-clubs,
and that there are no less than 319 ladies'
clubs. It is published by Messrs. Spottis-
woode & Co., New Street Square. London.
February 13, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
225
The Princess as Dramatic
Critic
" Theatres have a great attraction for
the Princess of Wales, and," Says Cassell's
Saturday Journal, " she was once referred
to by the King as ' our musical and
dramatic critic' When she is in London,
and her other engagements permit, she
almost invariably attends a theatre in the
evening. She is an inveterate ' first-
nighter,' and theatrical managers in
London, when they have a production of
more than ordinary importance, have
become accustomed to make inquiries
at Marlborough House to see whether Her
Royal Highness proposes to occupy the
Royal Box or not. It may be added that
it is largely upon her report that other
members of the Royal Family decide
whether to visit a certain play or not ; and
particularly is this the case with the King
and Oueen."
A New Telephone Support
The following illustrated notice of an
interesting novelty for telephone users is
from the A merican Stationer : —
"The A. A. Weeks Co. generally
manage to bring out something brand new
at frequent intervals. Their latest is an
office convenience that attracts attention
wherever seen. This is a telephone
support that can be adjusted to any
height, whether a person is standing or is
sitting at his desk. It is never in the
promote
" Ye Olde Friends " Dinner
A most successful dinner and re-union of
"Ye Olde Friends," all connected with the
Book Trade, was held at the Clachau
Hotel, W., on Friday evening last.
Under the popular and genial presidency
of Mr. W. J. Barwick (Truslove & Hanson)
more than forty gentlemen gathered to-
gether to enjoy a good dinner and de-
lightful social evening. To Mr. Barwick
and Mr. F. G. House is due the happy idea
of gathering roimd them the repre-
sentatives of the various wholesale and
publishing houses, and an evening such
as this must go far to
heartiest good fellowship,
not only between these
gentlemen and the firm of
Truslove & Hanson, but
also between themselves.
" No Speeches " was the
order of the evening, but
as there is no rule without
an exception, the health of
the Chairman was pro-
posed in a few brief but
well chosen words by Mr.
Percy Barrhiger (John
Walker & Co., Ltd.), and
responded to with the ut-
most enthusiasm, and the
evening could not be
allowed to pass without a
very hearty vote of thanks
(proposed by the Chair-
man) to Mr. F. G. House
for the very successful
efforts he had made for
everybody's enjoyment.
The musical programme was remark-
ably good and greatly enjoyed, and
thanks were duly accorded to those
gentlemen who had entertained the
company.
Amongst those present we noticed—
Messrs. Davies (De la Rue's), Eckford
(Collins), Sandifer (Warne's), Broadbridge
(Savory), Clifford, Mackenzie, Anacker,
Crane, Baddeley, Eve, ROSs, Shaw!
Blocksidge, and many others.
Mention rat " P C." — Our readers who order books
Sic. , they see mentioned or advertised in The Publishers'
Circular will do us a great service if they will mention
the fact to the Publishers and Wholesale Agents
way when not in use and can be brought
into play instantly at the time of need.
The contrivance consists of a long
adjustable metal rod in two parts,
capable of being lengthened to any height
at will, and can be moved to any angle.
The lower end fits in a bronze socket
fastened to the floor. A spring inside
the tube balances the weight of the
telephone so that it can be raised or
lowered by a mere touch. A wire clip
holds the receiver in place when it is off
the hook and the 'phone is being held for
some one coming from a distance. The
support sells for #4.50, and will un-
questionably meet with a heavy sale."
The English Catalogue of
Books for 1908
THE above volume is now ready, and can
be obtained from Messrs. S. bow & Co.,
Tudor House, Warwick Lane, E.C.. who
are publishing it for THE PUBLISHERS.'
Circular, Ltd. The size and number of
pages are practically the same as last year,
also binding and style, but the volume
is only J of an inch in thickness as com
pared with in. in 1907. This is on
account of using a thinner and harder
paper, which it is hoped will handle better
than the light-weight joaper.
The issue for 1908 is the seventy-
second, and to increase its usefulness as a
work of reference, the practice has been
adopted this year of giving in full the fore-
names of authors, instead of simply the
initials as previously.
Interesting details are given as to th
number of books published in 13 classes
and a comparison is made with the
previous year. The Publications 'of
Learned Societies are recorded in ajp
Appendix, and the names and address s
of over 1. 000 Publishers, including a few
of the more important American and
Canadian are included.
It should be remembered that bo &s
will be found in one alphabet, both und t
author and subject.
Another
" Novel Competition "
WE imagined people were getting tire'd
of these old competitions, but here is an
accountTof one just to hand|\vith Mr.
T. P. O'Connor's compliments.
' ' A novel competition has been
arranged by T. P.'s Weekly in connection
with Mr. Horace E. Vachell's latest story,
' The Waters of Jordan.' Mr. Vachell's
new book, it appears, contains a certain
number of errors. A portion of the book,
we]understand, slipped through the press
without Mr. Vachell's customary revision
of the proofs. The detection of these
errors forms the material of this inter-
esting and instructive competition. T. P.'s
Weekly offers a first prize of £40, a second
prize of £10, and ten other prizes of £1
each to the competitors who perform this
task best."
It is difficult at first sight to see what
T. P.'s Weekly is going to make out of this,
but no doubt there's a crocodile some-
where in the Jordan.
Important Sale of Dutch
Engraved Portraits
Messrs. R. W. P. DE Vries. of Amster-
dam, asks us to mention that the sale of
the second part of the great collection of
Mr. Nijland will take place on February
23rd, 24th, 25th and 26th, at their
Amsterdam Sale Room. There are over
2,700 items in this most important
collection of engraved portraits in all
styles, and by the best masters, or
prominent people of, or connected with,
the Netherlands. The illustrated des-
criptive catalogue of over 250 pages is
itself of value as a document in the
history of engraving.
Publishers' Circular
February 13, 1909
IRISH PUBLICATIONS
(Originally published by CAMERON & FERGUSON.)
Antrim and Down in '98. By Dr. Madden.
Paper cover, 6d. ; cloth, is. 6d.
Davitt, Life of Michael. Founder of the
National Eand league, with Selections from
his Speeches. By D. B. Cashman ; to which
is added The Secret History of the Land
League. By Michael Davitt. Paper cover,
6d. ; cloth, is. 6d.
Emmet, Life and Times of Robert. By
R. R. Madden, M.D., M.R.I.A. Paper cover,
66. ; cloth, £,ut top, is. 6d.
Faith and Fatherland. By che Very Rev.
Thomas N. Burke. Paper cover, is. ; cloth,
is. 6d.
Refutation of Froude and Other Lectures.
By the Very Rev. Thomas N. Burke. Paper
cover, is. ; cloth, is. 6d.
Father Burke's Lectures. Complete.
Splendid volume in green cloth, gilt emble-
maticsides, gilt edges, 3s. 6d. ; green padded
morocco, 5s. 6d.
Fitzgerald, Life of Lord Edward. By
Thomas Moore. Paper cover, 6d.
Ireland, The History of. By John Mitchel.
Paper cover, is. 6d. ; cloth, 3s.
Ireland, A Popular History of. By Thomas
D'Arcy M'Gee, B.C.I,. Paper cover, is. 6d. ;
cloth, 3s.
Irish Brigade and its Campaigns. With
Some Account of the Corcoran Legion, and
Sketches of the Principal Officers. By
Captain D. P. Conyngham, A.D.C. Paper
cover, is. ; cloth, is. 6d.
Irish Brigades in the Service of France.
From the Revolution in Great Britain and
Ireland under James II. to the Revolution
in France under Eouis XVI. By John
Cornelius O'Callaghan. Paper cover, 2s. ;
cloth, 3s. 6d.
Irish Rebellion of 1798, History of the.
By C. H. Teeling. Paper cover, is. : cloth,
is. 6d.
Jail Journal ; or, Five Years in British
Prisons. By John Mitchel. Paper cover,
is. ; cloth, is. 6d.
Last Conquest of Ireland, Perhaps ? By
John Mitchel. Paper cover, is. ; cloth,
is. 6d.
Meagher, Memoir of Thomas Francis. By
Captain XV. F. Lyons. Paper cover, 6d.
Memoirs of the Men of His Time. Pe rsonal
Sketches and Recollections. By Sir Jonah
Barrington. Paper cover, is. ; cloth, 2s. 6d.
New Ireland. Politi cal Sketches and
Personal Reminiscences of Thirty Years of
Irish Public Life. By A. M. Sullivan. Paper
cover, is. ; cloth, 2s.
O'Connell, Life and Times of. By Thomas
C. Luby, T.C.D. Paper cover, is. 6d. ;
cloth, 3s.
Three Centuries of Irish History, v rom
the Reign of Mary the Catholic to that of
Victoria the Protestant. By John Ferguson.
Paper cover, 6d.
Wolfe Tone. Life of Theobald. Writfen
by Himself. Paper cover, 6d.
R. & T. WASHBOURNE,
Ltd
248, Buchanan St., Glasgow.
Head Office :
1, 2 & 4, Paternoster Row, London.
Australia :
273, George Street, Sydney, N.S.W
" Those Infamous Books "
in Society
The lady who writes the sprightly letters
to " Dearest Amy " in Truth every week
has a significant reference this week to
the shameless woman writer. She says : —
DEAREST Amy, — We were talking
of bad maimers at a dinner party last
week, apropos of a young man who had
been invited and had neither replied
nor put in an appearance. " Men are
so very casual nowadays," said our
hostess. " When I gave my dance last
year, I had prompt replies from all my
invited guests except fifteen young
men. Of these, ten turned up at the
dance, five of them having posted their
answers the night before."
" The other five did not answer at
all, then ? " asked some one.
" Nor made any excuse. And the
five who neither replied nor came to
the dance took 110 notice whatever of
the occurrence when I met them at
other houses. What do you think of
their behaviour ? "
Young men. it seems, are the
great sinners. But the worst piece of
bad manners I know of was perpe-
trated by a man no longer j^oung. He
had been invited to dine at a res-
taurant, his hostess having asked a
party of six. During dinner he said
to her, " I want you to allow me to
introduce to you a very interesting,
clever girl who is staying in this hotel,
Miss . You must know her
books. She writes under the nom-de-
plume of ."
" Those infamous books ? " replied
his hostess. " I should be very sorry
to know her, and I am suqjrised that
you should ask me to see her."
" You would be charmed with her,"
he replied. "She is as different as
possible from her books, simple, girlish,
and gentle. Do let me introduce her ! "
»• " Not on any account ! " was the
reply. " I do not wish to know her,
and I should extremely dislike my
friends here to make her acquaintance
through me."
"Then you forbid me to introduce
her ? "
" Absolutely ! "
When the party left the restaurant
for the foyer this man disappeared,
took another man of the small party
with him, and both stayed away half
an hour, inj itself a gross piece of
rudeness. But, would you believe it ?
When he rejoined the party he brought
the girl with him. and actually intro-
duced her to his hostess ! She could
not snub the young woman, so drew
apart from her guests, talked to her
for a few moments, then said : "I
understand you are staying in this
hotel. 1 will not detain you further,"
in this way quietly dismissing her.
Hei introducer went with her. When
he returned his hostess asked, " Why
did you do what 1 told you I so strongly
objected to ? " He replied. " I felt
sure you would take to the girl when
you saw her."
(w* As if any decent woman could
" take to " a girl who disgraces her
sex by writing disgusting books !
I think very few tilings justify the
cut direct, usually a very abominable
piece of bad manners. But I am sure
you agree with me that this man
deserved it richly. He got it.
If all English hostesses were plucky
enough to do as "Madge's" friend did
it would be a good tiling for the country.
Plurimum in Minimo
To their excellent " Miniature' Reference
Library " (2 6-8ths by 4 mches) Messrs.
George Routledge & Sons, Ltd., have
just added " A Dictionary of Philo-
sophical Terms," by Arthur Butler, and a
' " German-French and French-German "
Dictionary — the latter rims to over 600
pages, and is probably the first dictionary
of two modern languages : neither being
English, ever published in England. The
little book on philosophical terms will
be found very useful as giving more
elaborate descriptions of the meaning of
such terms than are to be found in
ordinary dictionaries. The little*7 books
are very neatly bound in padded armchair
imitation morocco, and?'are aptlyTdes-
cribed by the publishers as plurimum in
minimo.
A New Guide to Heraldry
Messrs. Jack announce the issue of "a
new complete Guide to Heraldry hi 1
vol. Hitherto comprehensive books on
heraldr}- have been expensive, and those
that are not costly are scrappy. The
publishers will condense into this^work,
which is by A. C. Fox-Davies. editor of
i "Armorial Families," &c, the entire
range of the law and practice of heraldry.
Each part of the science and each charge
will be dealt with and fully explained,
and the work will be illustrated with
some 800 designs (including plates in
colour) executed by Mr. Graham John-
ston. Herald Painter of the Lyon Court.
Edinburgh.
Was
"Tusser" a T. Totaller?
TUSSER, who died in 1580, wrote a curious
poem of twelve lines in rhyme, every
word of which begins with T :
The thrifty that teacheth the thriving
to thrive.
Teach timely to traverse, the thing
that thou 'trive,
Transferring thy toiling, to timeliness
taught,
This teacheth the temperance, to
temper thy thought.
Take Trust}'" (to trust to) that think 1 st
to thee,
That Trustily thriftiness trowleth to
thee,
Then temper thy travel] to tarry the
tide,
This teacheth the thriftiness, twenty
times tryed.
Take thankfull thy talent, tliank thank-
fully those
That thriftily ( ? teach thee) thy time to
transpose
Troth twice teached, teach twenty
times ten.
This trade thou that takest. take thrift
to thee then.
February i3, no9 The Publishers' Circular
227
Letters to the Editor
We do not hold ourselves responsible for the \
opinions expressed by our Correspondents.
T. B. MOSHER :
THE AMERICAN PIRATE.
(From an American Correspondent)
Dear Sir, — I was not a little surprised to
see your flaring attack on this enterprising
and artistic book-maker of Portland,
Maine. As a maker of books, in however
humble a way, I should like to see
Perpetual, Universal International Copy-
right with certain regulations and pro-
visions into which it is not necessary to ;
enter here. But since this does not exist,
and since Copyright privileges — with
maimed rites, indeed — have only existed
between England and America since 1891,
I cannot for the life of me see wherein lies
the justification for your article. Mr. T. B.
Mosher is shrewd enough to know that if
any of his reprints were copyrighted in
the United States he could not issue them
without compensation to the owners of
the copyright, or prosecution.
I hold no brief for Mr. T. B. Mosher, 1
but in common with all men who think
(or try to think) I do hold a brief for
commonsense : and because my common- j
sense tells me that it does not lie in the I
mouth of any paper that is supposed to
represent the English publishing trade to
bring such a railing accusation against a ;
man in America, who is only doing what
dozens of publishers in England have
done, I raise my voice in protest — not in
justification of the conditions, which I
deplore, but against the practice of the
" pot calling the kettle black."
For Mr. T. B. Mosher is doing nothing
more illegal than has been done and is
every day being done by English pub-
lishers, who have reprinted (? pirated)
Longfellow, Emerson, Hawthorne, Bige-
low, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Mark Twain.
Bret Harte, and hosts of others in whose
work no copyright runs in England.
And he is doing nothing more illegal
than do those English and American
publishers who, to your and my certain
knowledge, keep records of the day, hour I
and minute when the copyrights of
popular books expire, and well before
that time have their new editions, ;
royalty (and author) unburdened, ready
to launch on the market at the exact
moment when the law allows them to
do so.
If there is no copyright in the United
States in certain writings of Andrew
Lang, or in George Meredith's ' ' Modern
Love," in certain of Maurice Hewlett's
writings, or in those of Swinburne, Pater,
and others, why is it more piratical to
reprint them than it is for English
publishers to reprint the works of Shake-
speare, Milton, Gray, Goldsmith, Dickens,
and others, the copyrights of whose works
have expired and become the world's
property by the operation of a (?) wise !
and beneficent legislation ?
It seems to me, looking at it hi the !
most unprejudiced way, that in common-
sense, fairness and justice, Mr. T. B.
Mosher is not " taking what isn't his'n,"
but he is taking what belongs to the wide
world outside of British territory and is
acting in principle in exactly the same
way as his English confreres have done —
and are daily doing — in connection with
American, Continental and English un-
protected and lapsed copyrights.
Yours very truly,
CHARGES WELSH.
Winthrop , Massachusetts.
[Two blacks do not make a white. If
Mr. Mosher had confined his editions of
British copyright works to his own
country, we should not have bothered
about him. Mr. Welsh, who was formerly
an English publisher, ignores the fact
that our article was published to warn
people against selling or buying pirated
editions in the British Empire. Mr.
Mosher sends his editions to any address
in the world's Postal Union. He adver-
tises that he does so in our English
literary weekly papers. The fact that our
authors resent and complain of the hi jury
done to them by Mosher's editions is
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Notices of Books
From Messrs. Blackie & Sons, Ltd. —
" Tamango," by Prosper Meriniee. This
little volume is one of the popular Blackie's
French Classics, a series which can be
recommended for all schools without
exception, and there is little doubt that it
is already very largely used. Complete
notes and very adequate vocabularies are
provided.
From Mr. B. H. Blackwell, Oxford (London :
Messrs. Simpkin, Marshall & Co.. Ltd.) —
" Leaves in the Wind," by Elsa Lorraine.
It is not often that an unknown author,
coming before us with an unheralded
volume of what she designates as " alien
flowers," claims a kindlier recognition than
is due to Elsa Lorraine for the present
book. The poems are various hi kind and
in manner, but all, or nearly all, singularly
melodious and refined, and are throughout
associated with an earnest human utter-
ance. On the whole, it is a luminous
volume of academic verse which should
appeal to many.
From Messrs. A. Brown & Sons, Ltd., of
Hull and London. — Messrs. Brown & Sons
have published two excellent series of
coloured plates for school use. No. 1
series consists of 12 illustrations in 1 5
colours, mounted on stout boards 19 by 24,
eyeletted and strung ready for hanging
upon blackboard or easel. The illus-
trations show prominent features con-
nected with the life history of the bee ;
the butterfly ; corn ; and various flowers,
fruits, and vegetables ; the illustrations in
colour are done on a tinted background
without white margin and are extremely
effective. The No. 2 series consists of 20 cards
with chalk drawings on each. These are
by Anita and Henrietta Waite, and are not
intended to be used as flat copies, but as
aids to drawing from actual objects.
Clear directions are given for making the
best use of these well designed and well
executed aids to teaching. We sent both
sets to a School mistress who has had many
years' experience, who says : —
" They are by far the best in that style
of thing that I have seen ; the subjects are
bold and clear, the drawing and colouring
on the whole very good, though a little
more attention to detail in some cases
might have improved them. They will
be very useful for school work."
From The Cambridge University Press. —
" The Cambridge Modern History."
Planned by the late Lord Acton, LL.D.
Edited by A. W. Ward, Litt.D., G. W.
Prothero, Litt.D., and Stanley Leathes.
M.A. Vol. XL, " The Growth of Nation-
alities." In noticing earlier volumes of
this colossal work, with its vast stores of
information scientifically ordered, we have
drawn attention to its remarkable cohesion
and clearness of arrangement. There are
twenty-eight chapters in all, each of which
has been written by an expert in the
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From Messrs. T. & T. Clark, Edinburgh.—
" Dictionary of the Bible," edited by
James Hastings, D.D., with the co-
operation of John A. Selbie, D.D., and the
assistance of John C. Lambert, D.D., and
Shailer Mathews, D.D. It often happens
that the publisher of a large and expensive
work brings out an abridged edition at a
lower price for popular use. Messrs. Clark
have not followed this time-honoured but
unsatisfactory practice. This volume is
11 every sense a new work, not a re-
hash or condensation of the five-volume
Dictionary previously issued by them. On
the new work, as on the did, publishers
and editors are to be heartily congratu-
lated. It is a book of sterling merit and
striking editorial skill. The whole con-
tents of the Bible are described, the I
articles, as we are informed in the preface,
" being as numerous as in the largest dic-
tionaries, but written to a different scale."
The theology, ethics, antiquities, language,
persons, places and events of the Bible are 1
all treated, some of them at considerable
length. Thus, the masterly article on
" Jesus Christ," by Professor Paterson, of j
Edinburgh University, runs to 23 pages ; |
while Professor Mackintosh's article on
" The Person of Christ," runs to half as I
many. The article by Professor Barton, of j
Bryn Maw College, on " Israel," also ■
extends to two dozen pages, and conveys j
a vast amount of historical information.
Dr. MacLean, Bishop of Moray and Ross,
is a voluminous contributor, the articles |
on Paul, on the Gospels, on Matthew 1
and Mark being from his pen. Very
appropriately Dr. Kenyon, of the British
Museum, deals with the Greek Versions and
the Text of the New Testament, as well
as with the English Versions of the Bible.
Dr. Kenyon's articles are marked by the j
rare scholarship which distinguishes the
editor of Bacchylides. In a thoroughly
competent article of some ten pages Dr. j
< iray, Professor of Hebrew in Mansfield
College, Oxford, deals with the Text
Versions and language of the Old Testa- I
ment. In three separate sections Pro- j
fessor W. T. Davison deals with the I
Gospel, the Epistles and the Theology of
John. More interesting, because more sug-
gestive, is the same writer's excellent
article on " Prophecy and Prophets.''
This indeed is one of the best contributions
to the work. Among other noted con- |
tributors are: — Professor Margoliouth, of
Oxford ; Professor Deissmann, of Berlin ;
Professor Gwatkiu, of Cambridge ; and Dr.
Kennedy, Professor of Hebrew in Edin-
burgh University. These are but a few
names picked at random from a long list
of distinguished contributors, but they
sufficiently indicate the standard of
scholarship aimed at and — let us add —
reached, in this entirely admirable work.
From Messrs. Archibald Constable & Co.,
Ltd. — " Porcelain : Oriental, Continental
and British," by R. L. Hobson, B.A. This
useful and practical volume has now
reached a second edition. It gives in com-
pact and inexpensive form all the facts
which the collector really needs, with a
number of practical hints. Special atten-
tion is devoted to paste, glaze and decora-
tion as the safest guides to the acquisition
of genuine specimens, marks being re-
garded as of secondary importance. Fairly
complete lists, however, of the Continental
and English marks are included, as well as
characteristic examples of the Chinese and
Japanese. A large number of finely repro-
duced plates adorn the volume and give it
additional value.
From Messrs. J. M. Dent & Co. "Mansfield
Park," by Jane Austen. With 24 coloured
illustrations by C. E. Brock. One of the
" English Idylls " series, which Messrs.
Dent are issuing, dainty in get up, pleasant
to handle, and charmingly illustrated.
Prom Messrs. Duckworth & Co. — " The
Heart of a Gipsy," by Rosamond Napier.
Having penetrated into most parts of
these Islands and taken stock of the
natives, we can safely say we know none
we have liked better thau those of Devon
and Somerset in the Ex moor district. It
is a land of fascination for all who once
come under its charm. This story is
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partly of people living on that delicious
trout stream, the Barle ; it is well
written and interesting, so much so that
we shall look out for the next story by
the same writer. The main interest of the
work centres round the attraction which
a lovely gipsy girl, who has been brought
up in an indolent parson's household on
Exinoor, has for a London doctor who
goes there for a holiday and rest. The
character drawing is done with quiet
power, and the magnetic influence of
forest, moor and stream radiates from the
pages. One regrets that Farmer Bult
and his daughter should be made so re-
pellent ; it seems unfair that recent
writers appear to think of the West
Country as Bishop Heber did of Ceylon.
The writer must have been unfortunate
in her experience of West Country farmers.
Prom Messrs. A. Fairbairns & Co. — " The
Medici at Florence," by Selwyn Brinton.
This is Part III. of " The Renaissance in
Italian Art " Series, which in nine parts
gives a complete account of the Italian
Renaissance, and to the lover of Florence
and the traveller who for the first time
finds himself amid her wealth of art
treasures the book will be an unmixed
delight. It is detailed, clearly written, not
too voluminous, light enough for the
pocket, well illustrated, and it contains a
separate analysis of artists and their works
both in painting and sculpture. Mr.
vSelwyn Brinton is never dull, and he
never tells us too much or too little.
From Mr. Upcott Gill. — " Poultry for Prizes
and Profit." — Although called a new and
revised edition, this is practically a new
work based on the original and very
successful work of Professor James Long,
edited by Mr. W. M. Elkington. There are
many books on Fancy Poultry, but Mr.
Elkington, who is consulting expert to
The Bazaar, claims for this that no person
who reads it and acts on it need fall into
the errors so common to beginners in
breeding for show points, and the general
management of exhibition stock. The
illustrations are numerous, practical and
good, a special feature being the great
number of reproductions of feathers from
some of the best typical birds that have
ever been bred, supplied by a great
number of exhibitors.
From Messrs. Greening & Co. . Ltd. — " Sweet
Isabel of Narragoon," by Lionel Laggard,
is a novel of Australian backwoods, life in
the early days of the Colony. The main j
interest is in the old theme that " the
course of true love never did run smooth,"
complicated by an accident which for a
time robs the hero of his memory. The
" local colour," however, is genuine
Australian, and includes a cattle muster,
a bush fire, a Melbourne race meeting, and
the inevitable fight with bushrangers.
The interest is well maintained, and the
story can be enjoyed by readers of every
sort.
From Messrs. J. Hewetson & Son, Hamp-
stead. — " The Rubaiyat of Omar Khay-
yam," rendered into English by Edward
Fitzgerald. That choice series of books
" The Queen's Quartos," issued under the
auspices of this old-established firm, has
now reached its second number with a
reprint of the popular Persian poet's
verses, as above named. The worth of the
book (which is issued in artistic boards, and
gilt embossed wine-coloured lambskin) is
further enhanced by the inclusion of some
strikingly original illustrations contributed
by Marie Preaud Webb.
From Mr. Alfred Holmes. — "Sword Exercise
for Holy Warfare," by C. Edwards, of the
Soldiers' Home, Winchester. The con-
tents of this book, like its title, recall
literary methods of the Seventeenth
Century. The writer has the Bible at his
fingers' ends, and uses it with earnestness,
if not always with discrimination. His
suggestive headings may prove fruitful for
evangelical sermons or personal meditation.
From Messrs. T. C. & E. C. Jack.—
" Beautiful Flowers." Part 8. " Wild
Beasts of the World," Part 9. " National
Gallery," Part 7.
From Messrs. King & Co. — " Children's Care
Committees," by Miss Margaret Fell. The
purpose of this useful little handbook
is to help local managers of Elementary
Schools in carrying out the social and
charitable as distinct from the official
work which awaits them in these schools.
As a member of the Education Com-
mittee of the London County Council,
Miss Fell has much knowledge and ex-
perience of this matter, and her book will
be of great help to workers among children.
There are appendices giving typical menus
for children's meals, lists of societies, &c,
for befriending children, and a useful
summary of books giving further informa-
tion on the subject. " The Lament of j
the Sweated," by Mr. James Samuelson.
A short work on the present position of the j
movement for reducing the terrible evils
of underpaid home work, especially that of
women in such trades as tailoring and box-
making. Special reference is made to the
recent report of the Select Committee on
Home Work, and legislative remedies are
discussed by Mr. Samuelson out of a
knowledge based on the experience of a
lifetime devoted to labour among the poor.
From Messrs. Ben Johnson & Co., York. —
" The Chambers of Commerce Year Book "
edited by Charles Eyre Pascoe. The
greater portion of this useful volume
comprises a directory of places in the
United Kingdom where Chambers of
Commerce are instituted, and a record of
their aims and work. Several special
articles by well-known economic experts,
and a good deal of information of a mis-
cellaneous nature, have been added.
The matter has been wisely edited and
logically arranged, and the book should
be found of the greatest utility to the com-
mercial man.
From Mr. John Lane. — "Under Petraia :
with Some Saunterings." The Royal
villa of La Petraia is situated on the hills a
few miles outside Florence. Near it, and
on the confines of its park lives the author
of this charming book. She is, if one may
hazard a series of guesses, a lady past
middle-age, of independent character,
excellent judgment, wide reading, end
possessed of a keen sense of humour.
These qualities go far in the writing of a j
book, and her character sketches, descrip-
tions of scenery, garden gossip, and
pointed anecdotes possess a distinctive
flavour impossible to describe.
From the Same. — " Balthasar," by Anatole
France. A translation by Mrs. John Lane- j
Another of that excellent series of trans-
lations from the works of this great French
writer which Mr. Lane is issuing. The ;
present volume takes its title from the
first of the seven short stories its contains.
From the Same. — " Little Dinners with the '
Sphinx," by Richard Le Gallienne. Mr.
Le Gallienne has not yet grown up ; he is
still wholly occupied with the surface of
life, with its non-essentials, its rather 1
tiresome prettinesses. The pieces in this I
volume are called " Prose Fancies," and
they are written in a delicate, flowery and
affected English that has the effect on the
reader of a surfeit of honey and whipped
cream. The writing is very skilful, we
admit, and there is much that is beautiful
in " The Dream Documents," " My Castle
in Spain," and " Eva, the Woodland
and I ' ; but dainty trifling, though well
enough for a chapter, is not the kind of
material with which to fill an entire book.
From Mr. Werner Laurie.- The Adven-
tures of Louis Blake," by I<ouis Becke.
Mr. Becke has gained a high reputation by
his previous stories about the Pacific
Ocean. No man since Stevenson has
described so truthfully the charms and
risks of life among its islands. His present
book will heighten that reputation. It is
steeped in the spirit of the tropical islands
with their winning yet wayward inhabi-
tants, their lawless white adventurers, th-e
dangers of wreck or piracy and the chances
of sudden wealth or sudden death. Louis
Blake encounters all these things, and
describes them with an unadorned vivid
ness which makes them appear — what,
perhaps, they really are — a record of
actual experience. As a story of adventure,
pure and simple, the book can be cordially
recommended.
From Mr. John Long. — "The Thunder of
the Hoofs," by Wm. Henry Lang. Graphic
and vigorous descriptions of cricket,
shooting and racing occupy the first half
of this open-air chronicle of the deeds and
misdeeds of Tom Eliot. Edinburgh and
its neighbourhood is well realised and
presented to the reader, but when Tom
gets, into the inevitable scrape the scene
is moved to Australia. It is a fine, simple
yarn, full of stirring events, and the
author's style is strong and expressive.
From Messrs. Sampson Low, Marston &
Co. Ltd. — " Tales from Exeter Cathedral
Told to Children," by Mrs. Frewen Lord.
This charming little book is a companion
volume to Mrs. Lord's very popular " Tales
from Westminster Abbey," which has
gone through several editions. In many
respects Exeter Cathedral is one of the
finest and most important in the country,
both as a building and as a resting place
of people who have played important
parts in our History for more than eight
hundred years. A good plan enables the
reader to see the most important memorials
one after another, and Mrs. Lord gives
wonderfully well managed accounts of
them, considering the necessarily limited
space demanded by a tale told to children.
There is a fine photograph of the west
front of the Cathedral.
From Messrs. Macmillan & Co. — " Shake-
speare," by Walter Raleigh. This is a
remarkable contribution to Shakespearean
bibliography and will take rank as a
standard book upon the subject. It is
full of learning, and shows a great mind
at work upon a subject of which it is
completely master. It will be sufficient to
give the headings of the chapters to show
its scope : — Shakespeare, Stratford and
London, Books and Poetry, The Theatre,
Story and Character, The Last Phase.
From Messrs. Marshall Bros.— Tom, Dick
and Harry," by Frances M. Boyce, is a
tale of Mission work in the Sudan, and is,
the author assures us, founded upon fact.
It follows the fortunes of thrte young men
who devoted their lives to the enfranchise-
ment and conversion of the slaves in
Northern Nigeria. The writer has full
knowledge of and enthusiasm for her
subject, and does not fail to arouse a
corresponding interest in the mind of her
readers. " Studies on the Book of
Revelation," by A. G. Morgan. An
homiletical commentary on the visions of
the Apocalypse, on lines which were
common a generation ago, but are now
perhaps thought by many Christians to be
somewhat out of date.
From Messrs. Maunsel & Co., Dublin —
" The Living Chalice, and other Poems," by
Susan L. Mitchell. Many of the poems
appearing in the pages of this brochure
(forming No. 6 of the " Tower Press
Booklets ") breathe the true spirit of faith
and resignation, andjjmeritjpnore than^a
passing notice.
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liquidation in April, 1900.
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From Mr. Guilbert Pitman. — " Ido :
Practical Grammar and Exercises," by
P. D. Hugon. By suppressing unnecessary
grammatical complications, Ido has been
brought considerably nearer to English
than was Primitive Esperanto. The first
ten lessons of this course cover exclusively
the grammar of Ido ; the last ten cover
mainly English grammar, in so far as it
has to be made applicable to International
Composition.
Prom Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons. — "France
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From the Same. — " Reminiscences of My
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happy life. His wonderful talent, almost
approaching genius, has brought him into
contact with many of the great personages
of the last fifty years, and as he is always
frank and entirely individual in his
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particularly readable. He met D. G.
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£_ ofj^frs. SinasJ Reeves's^ temperl are most
humorously described, and we have rarely
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From the Same. — " Sparrows," by Horace
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years ago it would have made a sensation
as an unconventional story much too
outspoken in places ; now one can only
be thankful that it i much more re-
strained than many books dealing with
similar matters. Mavis, the heroine, is
admirably drawn, but it seems unlikely
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character would marry a poor invalid
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family and to spite them. The picture of
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From Messrs. George Routledge & Sons,
Ltd. — " Celestina ; or, the Tragi-Comedy
of Calisto and Melebea." Translated
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From the Same. — " The Pocket Emerson "
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From The Samurai Press (Cranleigh, Essex).
— " Lyrics by a Briton in Gallia," by
Norman Hill.' Like all the books sent out
from the Samurai Press, this slim little
volume has a note of individual distinction
February i3, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
and it contains some beautiful lines of
poetry. But that it should emanate from
the pen of a Briton is almost incredible,
for it is defaced by words which are from
a patriotic standpoint treasonable, and
from a chivalric standpoint grossly insult-
ing to a woman — a woman deeply revered
and whose memory should need no defence.
To speak of Queen Victoria and the Army
which fought in the Boer War as
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is passing the bounds of decency. Nor is
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These short essays, or rather meditations,
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From the Same. — " The Church of Christ,"
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Their aim is to recall the Church from
questions of external organisation and
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of saving souls. Among the contributors
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From Messrs. Tyrrel & Co., Toronto. — " No
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" A Crime on Canvas," by F. M. White.
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From Messrs. Witherbv & Co. — " British
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Webster's (W.) Pilgrim's Journey to-
wards Heaven. 1613
Bruen's (R.) Pilgrim's Practice. 1621
Pilgrim's Passe to the New Jerusalem
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Peace. 1659
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Saints with Jesus Christ. By J. B. 1688
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1699
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Eudainn. 1812
Turus a'Chriosduidh. Glasgow.
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En Christens Resa til den
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nosci Biogoslawioney Przez.
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1825
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Lord Ormont and his Aninta. Do.
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Symonds' Italian Liter. 2 vols. 8vo.
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Word in Season to the Traders of Gt.
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Here, There and over the Water. 4to.
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Rivington's Building Construction.
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Scarron's Comical Works. Vol. 1. 1892
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Vernalecken's Land of Marvels
Stetchert, G. E., & Co., 2, Star Yard,
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Mueller's Fertilization of Flowers
Clifford's Mathematical Fragments.
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Catts' Scenes of Middle Ages. 1882
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Burke's Colonial Gentry. 2 vols.
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Stock, E., (Export Dept.), 62, Pater-
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England a Pattern Nation
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Memorials of Indian Mutiny. Pub. by
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Oahspe Bible. 4to. New York, 1882
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History of England. Illus. by famous
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Duff's Mahrattas
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Old Views of Putney, Wandsworth, and
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Studio, Feb., 1898
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Plain and Coloured Views of Metz,
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Thin, J., 54
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Dalgarno's Works (Maitland Club)
1834
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The Story (if Libraries and Book-
Coixecting . . . . . : . . 249
Notes and Announcements . . . . 249
Articles : — Edinburgh Book Notes ;
London General Porters' Benevolent
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THE
Publishers' Circular
The Story of Libraries
and Book-Collecting
To their little " English Library " — not
so well known as it deserves to be —
Messrs. Routledge have added " The
Story of Libraries and Book-Collecting,"
by Ernest A. Savage, Librarian of
Wallasey Public Library. Other kindred
books in this pretty blue cloth, 4-by-6i
series are: — "How to Read English
Literature," by Laurie Magnus, M.A. ; i
" History in Fiction," by E. A. Baker,
M.A. ; " Manual of Practical Biblio-
graphy," by T. D. Brown, &c
Referring to the discoveries among
the mounds of Nippur in Ancient Baby-
lon, by Professor Hilprecht — discoveries
which, by the way, have been questioned
in America — Mr. Savage says: — "How
oddly it must strike modern librarians
to learn that some of the features of
library management on which they pride
themselves to-day were practised on the
Tigris and the Euphrates several thousand
years before the Christian era." But is
it so surprising that the ancients should
have classified and catalogued their books ?
Given the books the rest follows. The old
lady at the corner of the street with her
tray of fruit and sweets does not mix her
apples and pears and nuts and sweets in
one heap ; she follows one of the oldest
natural laws, that of like unto like, the
most powerful modern example of which
is the homogenous battle fleet. It would
have been much more strikingly odd if
the Nippur librarians had kept their
25,000 books without methodical arrange-
ment or classification, because then they
would have been useless. It is probable
that a great deal of our wonder as to how
the ancients and semi-ancients managed
things would vanish if we could really see
how the}- managed them. To come to
one who, although dead some three cen-
turies, will always be modern — Mon-
taigne— what could be more interesting
to a librarian than his account of what
was, apparently, the perfectly free library
of the Vatican, in 1581, when he visited
it?
Montaigne and a Free Library
in 1581
" It is contained, " he says, " in five or
six rooms all communicating one with
the other. There are many rows of
desks, each desk having a great number
of books chained thereto. Also, in the
chests, which were all opened for my
inspection, I saw many manuscripts, of
which I chiefly remarked a Seneca and
the Opuscula of Plutarch. ... I saw like-
wise a Chinese book writ in strange
characters, on leaves made of a certain
stuff much more tender and transparent
than the paper we use. ... I saw also
the Breviary of St. Gregory in manu-
script. . . . Next a book by St. Thomas
Aquinas, containing corrections made by
the author himself, who wrote badly,
using a small character worse even than
my own. Next a Bible printed on
parchment, one of those which Plantin
has recently printed in four languages.
. . . I inspected the library without i
any difficulty ; indeed, anyone may
visit it and make what extracts he likes ;
it is open almost every morning."
There is nothing more interesting in
Mr. Savage's very interesting and in-
structive book than this bit from Mon- '
taigne. It makes it clear that the
custom of chaining books to desks in
libraries was perhaps not so much a
protection against thieves as a precaution
against careless readers who would have
mixed and muddled them up. making
orderly search impossible. The bit is
from Montaigne's "Travels." so little
known as compared with his Essays.
His note that the writing of St. Thomas
Aquinas is even worse than his own is
one of those little touches which account
for his immortality. In his Preface Mr.
Savage explains that his only apology
for daring to follow in the footsteps of
Edward Edwards and his " Memoirs of
Libraries " is that it is out of print and
scarce, and in some parts is not up-to-
date. What he has attempted to provide
is a summary history for the elementary
student at a popular price. Although
intended mainly to enable library assis-
tants to prepare for part of the Library
Association Professional Examination
the little book, with its excellent Index,
can be heartily recommended to all who
are interested in the history of books.
It deals briefly but ably with the Libraries
of Ancient Times, wdth Mediaeval Libraries,
and the Preservation of the Greek and
Latin Classics. Early Monastic Libraries,
the Principal Libraries of Europe and
the United States, with appendices on
Book Collectors and List of Books con-
sulted. We can recommend it to book-
sellers and librarians as a book for the
small select personal reference shelf.
Notes and Announcements
A SECOND edition of " Anne of Green
Gables " is already announced by Messrs.
Sir Isaak Pi man & Sons, Ltd. In the
United » ta.es over 60,000 copies of the
6s. (1 e , $1.50) edition have been sold in
a e »■ months. We believe this charming
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Canada is to be congratulated.
Mr. Murray is shortly publishing a
volume of naval reminiscences, entitled
" Two Admirals," which tells the life-story
of vSir Fairfax Moresby. G.C.B.. who was
born in 1786, and of his son, Admiral
John Moresby, who, happily, is still alive.
To show how tilings have improved in the
Navy since Sir Fairfax Moresby joined it
— his first experience was being ushered
into the midshipman's mess, which was a
dismal den in the cockpit lighted by
guttering dips.
But what are the properties, what are
the secrets of radium ? Mr. Frederick
Soddy. the Lecturer in Physical Chem-
istry and Radio-activity in Glasgow
University, has written a book, " The
Interpretation of Radium," which answers
the question ; it is to be issued by Mr.
Murray in his " Progressive Science
Series."
The
Publishers' Circular February 20, 1909
Messrs. Crosby Lockwood & Son have
just published the new editions for 1009,
thoroughly revised to date, of the stan-
dard works. " The Engineer's Year Book
of Formula;, Rules, Tables, Data, &c.,"
and of " Every Man's Own Lawyer," the
46th edition.
Messrs. Alston Rivers, Ltd.. have re-
quested us to mention that the publication
of the new melodramatic novel, " Salome
and the Head," has been postponed.
There was an error in our announce-
ment' last week of Messrs. Longmans'
forthcoming Memoir of Bishop Geo. H.
Wilkinson. It is by Dr. A. J. Mason, not
Morrison.
Jerusalem for forty centuries has
been a magnetic centre of the world's
thought. Mr. Murray is shortly pub-
lishing a volume entitled " The City of
Jerusalem," which tells the results of
research and exploration on the ancient
site from the beginning to most recent
times. The author is Colonel C. R.
Conder, LL.D., whose archaeological ex-
plorations in the East are so well-known.
Mr. Murray will shortly publish in his
" Wisdom of the East " Series an inter-
esting study of the golden age of Chinese
poetry entitled " A Lute of Jade," from
the pen of Mr. L- Cranmer Byng, the
editor of the series. It is the first
attempt ever made to popularise the un-
doubted beauties of Chinese verse for the
benefit of English readers. Each poet of
importance will have a short biographical
and critical introduction together with
specimens of his work.
Messrs. Hutchinson & Co. will issue
very shortly " The Royal End," the last
and only remaining unpublished novel of
the late Mr. Henry Harland, author of
■' The Cardinal's Snuff Box." The scene
of this story is laid in Italy and New
England.
Messrs. Hutchinson & Co. announce as
nearly ready " The Standard Concert
Guide," a handbook of the standard
symphonies, oratorios, cantatas, and
symphonic poems for the concert goer,
with a useful list of the principal English
musical organisations by George P. Upton ,
author of " The Standard Operas." &c.
His Majesty the King and His Im-
perial Majesty the German Emperor
have both graciously accepted a copy
of " The Autobiography of the late
William Callow. R.W.S.," edited by
H. M. Cundall, I.S.O. This water-
colour painter, who died a year ago
upwards of 95 years of age, had the
honour, during his long career, of many
personal interviews with the late Queen
Victoria, and he taught the late Empress
Frederick, when Crown Princess, sketch
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Messrs. Siegle, Hill & Co. are pub-
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uniform in size and type with the large
English and French Dictionary, by the
same editor, price 6s. ; also a Dutch and
English Miniature Dictionary bound in
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The next novels to be published by
Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co., are " Geoffrey
Cheriton," by John Barnett. author
of "The Prince's Valet," &c. ; and
" Teresa," by Mrs. Zangwill, author of
" The First Mrs. Mollivar," &c. " Geoffrey
Cheriton," which will be ready on the
26th of this month, is a story of friendship
lasting from schooldays into manhood,
and depicts the finer love of a reserved
nature for a brilliant and unstable friend.
" Teresa " tells how a young woman,
misreading life through her mother's
unworthy eyes, makes a wrong choice,
but is able to redeem her unworthy
husband by the very strength of her
innocency.
A good many people have an idea that
the Humanitarian League merely exists
with the hope of destroying all the sports
of the field — but this is far from being
the case. It certainly has in view the
elimination of unfair and unnecessary
cruelty, and no one ought to object to
that. But it also has for objects the
redress of excessive sentences and of
miscarriages of justice — and these must
happen ; we know cases where the personal
animus of a Judge against a particular
Counsel has caused him to inflict great
injustice on a litigant. The exertions of
the League on behalf of Mr. Edalji are
quite unknown to the general public.
Then the League is doing good work
indeed in agitating against the imprison-
ment of honest debtors, against some
inhuman clauses of the Vagrancy Act,
savage prison floggings, and unwise
birchings. We are glad to see that Mr.
Joseph Collinson's pamphlet on " The
Fate of the Fur Seal " is in a third edition.
Messrs. Cassell published on the 19th
inst. " The I,ure of Eve," by Edith
Mary Moore. It is a first novel ; des-
cribed as " one of the most daring and
successful analyses of the undesirable
feminine in recent literature."
New works just published by Mr.
Edward Arnold are " Letters from a
Settlement," by Miss A. L. Hodson ; a
novel, entitled " Seekers : a Romance of
the Balkans," from the pen of Mr. Frank
Savile ; and a book on Memory by Dr.
Henry J . Watt, the lecturer on Psychology
at Glasgow University.
Messrs. Jack announce the issue of a
new comprehensive and profusely illus-
trated work to be entitled " British and
Foreign Arms and Armour," by Mr.
Charles H. Ashdown.
" Christ's Conquest, and other Ser-
mons preached in St. Paul's Cathedral,"
by the late Canon Liddon. is announced
for immediate publication by Messrs.
Allenson in the Sixpenny Series, which
already include works by J. H. Newman
I-'. W. Robertson. James Martineau. .Sic.
A very timely and charming little
edition of " The Poems of Edgar Allan
Poe " has just been published in cloth
at is. by Messrs. George Routledge &
Sons, Ltd., with a sketch of Poe by
John H. Ingram.
" Everyman's Library " would ob-
viously not be complete without the
" Letters of Charles Lamb." Messrs.
Dent's edition, which is to beTpublished
on March 8th, is of interest owing to the
fact that several letters contained in it
are still copyright and have not therefore
appeared in any other editions of his
works.
We understand from Messrs. Stanley
Paul & Co., the publishers of " Banzai,"
by " Parabellum," which has sold over
300,000 copies in the German edition
that the novel will not be published for
another week owing to special arrange-
ments having been made for its publica-
tion in the United States of America.
Japan, Australia. Canada, and the Conti-
nent. The same firm are issuing imme-
diately a new story from the pen of
E. Everett-Green, entitled " The City of
the Golden Gate," in which the horrors
of a modern earthquake form the back-
ground of a love romance.
Mr. John Long will shortly publish a
new novel by Harold Bindloss. It is
entitled " The Greater Power." and is a
story of Colonial life in which a young
Englishman, who rashly undertakes to
reclaim a flooded valley on the Canadian
Pacific Slope, and the daughter of a
forest rancher who finds him half dead in
the snow, largely figure. The book
relates his struggle with frost and flood,
and also deals with the conflicting in-
fluence of two women upon the man's
character.
Mr. John Bloundelle-Burton's new
novel, " Within Four Walls," will shortly
be published by Mr. John Milne. The
story is founded upon an iniquitous
sentence which was passed upon the
heroine shortly after the assassination of
Henri IV., she having become possessed
of a plot against his life, which, in abso-
lute fact, had no connection with the
crime of Ravaillac.
We are glad to hear from Mr. John
Long that he will shortly publish a new
novel by M. E. Frances (Mrs. .Frances
Blundell). entitled " Noblesse Oblige."
It is a story of the period of the French
Revolution. A French nobleman and
his grand-daughter escape from the
horrors of Paris and accept the hos-
pitality of an English peeress. The
author paints a picture of " the days of
old," and of the incomparable grace of
the exiled French nobility in the soft
and delicate tints for which her work has
lontj been famed.
A useful little book is about to be
issued from the firm of Messrs. Seeley
& Co., " Mow Telegraphs and Telephones
Work," bv Charles K. Gibson.
In connection with the Poe Cen-
tenarv, as already mentioned, the Oxford
University Press is issuing Edgar Allan
Poe's Poems and Critical Essays in the
Oxford Poets series. The volume has
been edited by Mr. R. Brimley Johnson,
who contributes a life of the poet.
February 20, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
Messrs. Alston Rivers inform us that
the title of Mr. John Trevena's new
novel. " The House that Jack Built," to
be published on the 24th, is amply borne
out by the story, which contains many
characters corresponding with those of
the nursery rhyme. The " maiden all
forlorn ' ' is the same Beatrice Pentreath
that enlivened the pages of Mr. Trevena's
first book, " A Pixy in Petticoats " ; but
though several of the Dartmoor rustics
also make their re-appearance, the story
can hardly be described as a sequel. Most
of the " principals " are introduced for
the first time.
Messrs. Methuen announce the issue
of the second volume of the " Hand-
books of English Church History " series,
" The Saxon Church and the Norman
Conquest," by the Rev. Canon C. T.
Cruttwell.
Mrs. Croker has given to her forth-
coming work the title " Katherine the
Arrogant. "
Messrs. Cassell announce for publica-
tion, on February 25th. Part 1 of a new
serial issue of " The King's Empire."
This work consists of 670 photo views
and 25 coloured plates, with descriptive
text, forming a comprehensive, descrip-
tive record of the various phases of life
in our Empire. The work will be com-
pleted in 24 fortnightly parts, price jd.
net each.
Miss Alice Maud Meadows has tra-
velled through South Africa from Cape
Town to fifty miles beyond the Victoria
Falls, journeying for the most part by
post cart, ox wagon, and on horse-
back. Her new book, " The Dukedom
of Portsea," which Mr. Werner Laurie is
about to publish, will probably arouse
a great deal of comment, as it deals with
the danger of marriage between a white
man and a half-caste woman.
Dick Donovan's new novel, which
will be published shortly by Mr. Werner
Laurie, is a realistic study of " down
Whitechapel way." It is to be called
"' L,il of the Slums."
Mr. G. T. Juckes, 85, St. Martin's
Court, London, has for sale a collection
of pamphlets of the French Revolution
period made by Thackeray, probably in
the thirties, with two of his autographs
and a list of the pamphlets in Thackeray's
writing. The price asked is £4 15s., which
seems very reasonable, seeing there was
only one Thackeray and his admirers are
legion.
Dr. Newton H.Marshall, whose work,
" Conversion, or the New Birth," is to
be published early next month by the
National Free Church Council, says that
of the twelve hundred volumes mentioned
in the " Theological Encyclopaedia," there
is only one dealing directly with Conver-
sion.
Already a third edition of the " Life
of James McNeill Whistler," by E. R. and
J. Pennell, revised and corrected by
the authors, has been published by
Mr. Heinemann.
There are scores of clever penmen
I (says a writer on Books and Bookmen in
The Manchester Guardian) who, on the
appearance of a striking book, seize upon
it, analyse its methods, and fill their own
pages with its " thunder," so that before
the original author has had time to make
good his success the market is glutted
with books of the only sort he can pro-
duce, and the public are satiated. They
are a formidable danger for the pro-
fessional author.
The Edinburgh Evening Dispatch dis-
covered the following pleasant glimpse
of Dr. Johnson in the recently published
book on Bishop Percy. It is in a letter
to which Boswell had not access, from
Mrs. Percy to her husband, written from
Brightelmston in 1769: — "My Dearest
, Life, — Would you believe it, but I do
assure you Dr. Johnson comes to the
Rooms every night. The Thrales have
made him quite a new man, and he looks
so smart that you would hardly know
J him, and is in charming health."
Mr. Unwin will publish on February
22nd a shilling volume by Mr. J. A.
Farrer on the burning subject of " In-
vasion and Conscription." The purpose
of the book is to examine, from the stand-
point of the best obtainable authorities,
the question of the possibility of a hostile
invasion of the British Islands, and of
the necessity or utility of a scheme of
Conscription or Universal Service. The
book will form the first volume of a new
shilling library, to be entitled " Unwin's
vSociology Series." It will be followed
almost immediately by cheap editions
of M. Gustave le Bon's "The Crowd,"
Mr. Goldwin Smith's "My Memory of
Gladstone," and other works.
Mrs. Burton Harrison, author of
" Latter Day Sweethearts," " A Bachelor
Maid," and other stories, has written a
new novel, which Mr. T. Fisher Unwin
will publish on February 22nd. It is the
story of an ambitious American mother's
matchmaking in England. Viewing the
affair as a commercial " proposition,"
she' " places " her two elder daughters
very favourably, but with subsequent
unhappy results to herself. The main
thread of the story is concerned with
Flavia, the youngest girl, who is nearly
caught by a worthless young man about
town, whom her mother favours ; but,
eventually, after many misunderstandings
marries the right man from America.
Professor Knight is just publishing,
through Mr. Francis Griffiths, a volume
of addresses entitled " Things New and
Old." The addresses refer to duties,
aspirations and ideals that do not alter
with the changing years. The book is
dedicated to the Archbishop of Canter-
bury.
Mr. Heinemann announces for publica-
tion on February 25th, a new novel,
entitled " Uncle Gregory," by George
Sandeman ; a first novel, " written with
much brilliance and humour, and should
attract a wide circle of readers and a
ready welcome for anything else the
author may write."
Messrs. George Allen & Sous will
' publish immediately a new story entitled
I " Daphne in Pitzroy Street," by E. Nesbit
I (author of " The Red House "). It is a
story of a girl's adventures and life
among a Bohemian set in London, and
is pretty sure to be a charming one.
Messrs. Williams & Norgate have
through the press a volume entitled
"Man's Origin, Destiny, and Duty," by
Hugh MacColl ; also new editions of
Professor Harnack's ," Luke the Physi-
cian " (being the first volume of the
New Testament Studies) and " The
Life of the Spirit," by Professor Rudolf
Eucken of Jena University; are nearly
ready.
" The Royal Law," George Ryven's
new novel which Mr. Francis Griffiths is
about to publish, hinges to a large extent
upon the unsuspected weakness under-
lying a brilliant personality.
Messrs. Greening & Co.'s Lotus
Library is one of the most attractive of
the many libraries of big books in small
editions now so popular. They have
just added to it " The Matapan Jewels,"
by Boisgobey, edited and translated by
G. F. Monkshood.
The Baroness Orczy tells an amusing
story of a visit she paid to the theatre
one day whilst the rehearsals of her first
play, " The Scarlet Pimpernel," were in
progress. There was a new call-boy
there, says The Penny Magazine, who
had not quite succeeded in locating the
various personages. Going up to the
Baroness, he said, " Excuse me, miss,
but are you one of the company ? "
"No," she replied with a smile; "not
exactly. In fact, I am only the
authoress." " Oh, is that all ? " replied
the boy. " Very well, then, you sit
down over there out of the way," and he
turned away with a sniff of contempt.''
A New Serial
WE regret that in a notice of Messrs.
Dent's ' ' Trees and Shrubs of the British
Isles," we stated that the work was to
appear in 10 parts. Tliis should have
been 16 parts at is. net. Messrs. Dent
say tire work is being very favourably
received, and shows every promise ^of
being a great success.
The World's Pictures
Important New Work.
J Ox February 25 th Messrs. Cassell com-
i mence publishing an entirely new serial
I entitled " The World's Great Pictures,"
j in fortnightly parts, price 7d. net each. It
will consist of upwards of 410 beautiful
reproductions of the world's great mas-
terpieces, and 13 coloured plates, with
notes on the artists and their work.
Messrs. Cassell inform us that the work
will include reproductions of many paint-
ings that have never appeared in a pub-
lication of this kind before, and that it
throws open the doors of all the most
important private and public art galleries
in Europe.
252
The Publishers' Circular February 20, i9o9
Edinburgh Book Notes
By " Edina "
A WELL-KNOWN novelist has remarked
that " a contemporary he is more desirable
than the truth." This is probably why
modern works of fiction are such strangers
to the truth. Of course, it is reasoned that
a person, seeking to grasp the factors
of atmospheric preponderance in any
locality at any given time, is likely to find
these axiomatic expressions true ; the
whole truth (as in legal cases) being
suppressed by the actual categorical
operation of extracting it, while a con-
temporary lie, to gain currency, must
assume all the bod}', form, light and
atmosphere of the truth.
To speak plainly, a contemporary he
is a work of art ; the truth, a growth of
nature. The one a figment of the brain,
the other a palpable expression of spirit.
This is one of the factors upon which an
upright judge of human nature counts in
summing up his case.
I have just been reading a book of
considerable merit, but which has been
relegated to the top shelf long ago —
" Scotland : its Faith and its Features,"
by Rev. F. Trench, published by Bentley
in 1846. The author, in his discursive
manner, among other items which im-
pressed him during his visit to Scotland
in 1845, speaks of the Edinburgh book-
shops in the following terms : —
£ > ' "Most observable, however, are
libraries and bookshops, which, in
proportion to the number of other
shops and to the number of the inhab-
itants of Edinburgh, far surpass any-
thing which I have ever witnessed in
any other town, either at home or
abroad. And here I do not so much
allude to showy establishments, half-
rilled with ornamental stationery and
glittering with gay bindings, though
these are not wanting ; but rather to
plain business-like houses, filled with
good collections of stock books, to
which you might fancy that the middle
classes and industrious students would
repair hi search of literary information
or of means of pursuing those various
studies to which the youth of Scotland
apply themselves with such assiduity
and zeal. Surely the existence of this
vast number of libraries is a fact which ,
to use a phrase appropriate to the sub-
ject, must speak volumes as to that
exercise of intellectual faculties for
which, throughout all classes, Scotland
has been long famed and is famed still.
The publishing and printing establish-
ments of Scotland are very numerous
including those which issue The Edin-
burgh Review, Blackwood's Magazine,
Tail's Edinburgh Magazine, The North
British Review, and many other period-
icals devoted to religion, politics and
literature. The amount of mental and
manual employment which the main-
tenance of such publications must, year
after year, occasion in a town of this
size has, of course, a considerable
influence on the intelligence and pros-
perity of the inhabitants. That best
encouragement, the encouragement of
the public, ensures an attention to
literature and the arts connected with
publishing which otherwise would he
dormant, or, at all events, seek its
development elsewhere. ' '
Truly " we are a people set on a hill "
if this is all true regarding Edinburgh at
the period referred to ; for this was a
time when the booksellers themselves
were lamenting the decadence of literary
interest, and the tendency of authors of
merit to seek that encouragement in
London which the limits of the Scottish
capital circumscribed. That drifting goes
; on still, publishers following authors into
i the great centre of the world's commerce.
Yet Edinburgh can still hold up her head
as being the most bookish town on earth.
Her publishers stand in the forefront of |
i enterprise, not only in the management J
of their businesses, but in the general ;
excellence of their productions, both in
quality of matter and style of production.
Her bookshops are still the haunt of the
literary inclined, be they rich or poor,
and her libraries are rich in those qualities
which, like the vicar's wife's wedding
gown, " would wear well."
Yet there is lacking that very distinc-
tive Scottish note, which, in the days of
Scott. " Christopher North," Hogg, Gait,
Jeffrey and that cultured Edinburgh
circle, was so strong and yet so sweet
that the melody remains still with us.
Will it ever return ?
" Noctes Ambrosianse " sweet, when Wilson
and his friends did meet.
Could ye not now spare us one hour, to feel
the art of long lost power,
In which, no world outside discerning, but
only Coila's inner learning,
Wafting us to that silver strand whereon
immortal writers stand ?
They beckon us with smiles so sweet that we
would fain our brothers greet,
And learn from lips, inspired by Heaven, howr
this great blessing has been driven
Far from the haunts of mortal men, and how
it may be wooed again
To speak fond raptures to the willing, that
tempests in our hearts are stilling.
We breathe the prayer, but yearn in vain for
things which ne'er return again ;
I For Heaven high has stern decreed that j
mortal pen must faster speed,
That mortal brain must fiercer glow, that
higher thoughts each son must know,
I That clearer truth all men must see, inspired
by th' immortal " WE."
Yes, we can revive old names and
i wind them round new associations ; but
the past is ever with us only in spirit.
But, if we are not awake to the impulses
of the spirit sense, we are dead, even
with a name. The Edinburgh Magazine,
I which made its first fame under the
tutelage of Tait, has been revived again
for the thud time ; but unless it bursts
the bonds of its swaddling clothes at J
j once it is doomed to die long ere it can '
reach an age of reason.
When are we to have that Scottish [
magazine which all true Scotsmen have
dreamt of, written by Scotsmen — on
Scottish subjects — for Scotsmen at home
and abroad ? Everything Scotish seems to
savour of fad-dom in these days. We j
want something robust to vindicate our
character as literary and philosophic — |
something which will prove us to be true i
gentlemen ; and we " won't be happy
till we get it."
London General Porters'
Benevolent Association
The London staff of Messrs. Thos.
Nelson & Sons gave an excellent
Bohemian concert on February 12th, in
the York Room. Manchester Hotel.
Aldersgate Street, in aid of the funds of
the above Association. We are glad to
be able to state that financially the
concert was a great success, the sum of at
least 20 guineas is expected to be handed
over to the L.G.P.B.A.
The Chairman (Mr. H. Scheurmier)
was supported by Mr. L. D. Carpenter,
and John Buchan. Esq., and Sidney
Sandle, Esq., C.C.. were the Patrons.
The programme was really high class
throughout, every artiste being accorded
rapturous applause. Miss Carrie Tubb
sang with exquisite feeling the " Wait/.
Song " (" Tom Jones ") and " Dream of
Day Jill." Miss Hettie Stammer gave a
charming rendering of " Love." by
T. Mattei, and " Once," by A. Hervey.
Miss Ethel Kemish in her "Jewel Song"
from ' Eaust" brought down the house, and
achieved a success in " Love's Mastery."
Miss Grace Weaver (violinist) played
" Saltarelle " " Salut d' Amour." and
" Elfentang " with masterly touch. Miss
Louie Brandy, Miss Elsie Parry, and Miss
C. Mekles all contributed to the success
of the evening, and Madam Lilian
Wearing's descriptive recitals, " Relief
of Lucknow " and " The Rehearsal," were
admirable. It is impossible to dis-
criminate amongst the male singers, all
were so good. They included Mr. Chris
Seymour, Mr. Syd Smale, Mr. George
Graystone, Mr. Chas. Morris Campbell,
and Mr. J. Mekles. Other items were
musical sketches by Mr. Selwyn Driver,
ventriloqiual interlude by Mr. Frank
Percival, legerdemain by Mr. J. P. H.
Bewster, recitations by Mr. Chas. Wright,
and a selection on the mandoline by Mr.
M. S. Hanscombe.
Mr. S. H. Parry presided at the piano.
The stewards were Mr. W. E. Bohhnsi.
Mr. S. C. Brown, Mr. D. A. Cox, Mr. P.
Daw, Mr. C. J. Klapka, Mr. J. Mekles.
Mr. G. Milne, Mr. C. E. Saunders. Mr. W.
Thurston and Mr. R. Wilson.
The thanks of all are due to Mr.
J. N. Temple and Mr. George Slater for
the excellent array of talent provided by
them. The evening was enjoyed by all.
The Ladies' Court Book
Messrs. Daly & Co.. publishers. 37.
Essex Street, Strand, write : " We have
the pleasure to inform you that ' The
Ladies' Court Book ' for 1009 will be
published on March 1st by ourselves in
conjunction with Messrs. W. H. Smith
& Son. The new volume has been en-
larged and improved in many ways since
the first issue of the book last May. and
containing, rs it does now. about 10.000
names, with biographical and personal
notes of recognised leaders of society and
well-known ladies of the day. many of
whom appear in 110 other book of reference,
it may confidently be asserted that it
supplies a want that has long been felt
by those to whom it was important to
know, for social or other purposes, who's
who hi the world of women."
February 20, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
253
Reminiscences
of a Famous Oarsman—
Mr. W. B. Woodgate
Mr. Eveluigh Nash could not have
chosen a better time for launching his
handsome volume " Reminiscences of
an Old Sportsman," the pleasant auto-
biography of Mr. W. 15. Woodgate. For
some weeks the Universities have been
preparing for the great race, and every day
now sees some boathouse opened, for the
1909 rowing season has begun. To have
a good place 011 a roof near Barnes Rail-
way Bridge, where you can see the last
thousand fateful yards of the 'Varsity
Race, is splendid— it is not only the finish
of the Oxford and Cambridge Race, it is
the crowning moment of thousands of
men and others with whom he has come
in contact — a list which must include
most of those of note in connection with
Thames rowing. In the next edition we
can assure Mr. Nash that it would greatly
increase the value of the work if the
interesting incidents and subjects were
indexed as well as the names of sportsmen,
the latter list is, of course, very useful,
and we are glad to see in it the names of
those good sportsmen — Winchester and
E. A. Clowes— but it is a little absurd to
find in the Index of a work like this no
mention of Oxford or Henley, or any
incident or event mentioned in its 500
pages, only names of people.
Je ny the Terrier
In 1862, when at Henley with a
Braseuose four. Mr. Woodgate had his
are lots of good stories in the book :
stories which, however, in a good many
cases, want, to do them justice, the ac-
companiments of the owner's voice across
the walnuts and the wine, or between the
puffs of an after-dinner cigar.
The College Scout
One of our Author's College servants
or " Scout " was keen on the perquisites,
and to a light supper of oysters and
lobsters and mulled Brasenose Ale,
ordered by his master, had added a
pigeon pie and a couple of cold roast
ducks. Next morning when asked why
he had added things which nobody
wanted, and which were untouched, the
Scout said, " There would have been
nothing for me, Sir ; lobsters and oysters
is no good next day !
IN THE RIVAL CAMF— N. B. W. AND THIRD TRINITY FRIENDS (18651.
1. R. A. Kinglake. 2. W. B. W. 3. Sip J. Hawkins. 4. Jenny the Terrier. 5. J. G. Chambers 6. (?) C. C Orme.
7. Sir Charles Witterong.
Illustration f,'om Mr. W. B. Woodgate's " Raminiscences of an Old Sportsman." (Published by E. Nash.i
years of sport — it " bucks up " the whole
nation, and puts fresh backbone into its
work.
One of Mr. Woodgate 's many inter-
esting illustrations is of the 1 863 Oxford
Eight, with Woodgate, No. 4, five hundred
yards after the start. If it is correct more
thousands go to see the race now than did
hundreds in 1863 — yet we remember
fairly big crowds o ly four or five years
later.
Oxford men of the last half century
and the rowing confraternity all over the
world are familiar with the name of
W. B. Woodgate the winner of all the
most coveted honours open to the oars-
man ; and we feel sure all who are able
to do so will read with great interest this
modest, straightforward account, not so
much of his own career as of the sports-
favourite terrier " Jenny " with him.
she wore the B.N.C. colours during the
regatta, and ran along the bank. In the
last race of the second day her Master and
Champneys as a pair were rowing against
the Third Trinity pair — the late J. G.
Chambers and the present Sir John
Hawkshaw ; it was a close finish, and
Mr. Woodgate 's friends running on the
bank urged him on, calling " Woodgate ! "
" Woodgate ! " His dog hearing his name
and seeing the excited gestures of his
friends got it into her head that they were
abusing him and went for their legs !
After the race five or six with torn
flannels came to the Red Lion to com-
plain of the " Brasenose dog " — and it
took a good half dozen of champagne to
wash out Jenny's sins. Only her
Master's friends were attacked. There
The American Freshman
There is an amusing account of a co-
freshman with the Author, an American,
Taylor by name ; he was a real good sport,
'but was always being fined for smoking
in the streets. One day as a Proctor
came up to him, he explained audibly to a
friend — " Here comes a beast of a
Proctor ! " When paying his fine next
morning, the Proctor, the Rev. Bartholo-
mew Price, reproved him for his dis-
courteous remark — so audible. Taylor
was equal to the occasion, "Well, Sir!
I'm sorry if it hurt your feelings, but I
can assure you it's a very common
expression ; I've often heard it before."
Why do people refer to dead friends
and acquaintances as " poor " So-and-so ?
Perhaps Mr. John C. Francis will tell us in
his perennial well of good things —
c a
254
The Publishers' Circular
I' ebruary 20, 1909
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1803-1814. By the Hon. J. W. Forti scue, Author of "The
History of the British Army." 8vo, 10s. net.
MACMILLAN & CO., Ltd., London.
" Notes and Queries." Mr. Woodgate
refers to "poor Livingstone," "poor
Simcox," &c.
Tactless
Some of Mr. Woodgate 's stories are
likely to give pain to the persons referred
to, or their relatives. He was asked to do
an article on " Prefects and Fags " for the
Pall Mall Gazette by Mr. Fredk. Green-
wood, and wrote to the Heads of leading
schools for information. " All com-
plied," he says, " except Percival, the
Head of Clifton, and now Bishop of
Hereford (the tactless subsequent Presi-
dent of Trinity College, Oxford, who in his
brief reign did so much to lower the
standard of that otherwise always ex-
cellent and high-toned college). Percival
flatly refused any information." The
reference to tact is unfortunate, because it
is perfectly certain if the information
about Clifton had been given — and Dr.
Percival had a perfect right to refuse it —
the grave charge against him with respect
to Trinity College would not have been
made.
Although judicious pruning would
undoubtedly have improved its value,
there can be no doubt about the interest
which sportsmen and the " general
reader " will find in these lively and
outspoken " Reminiscences." He is very
good company, evidently, provided his
company all "pull together" and pro-
vided he is ' ' stroked ' ' the right way —
i.e., W. B. W.'s way.
Cassell's Popular Music
How such music can be sold for two-
pence is beyond us ; it is indeed the most
remarkable value ever offered in sheet
music. The paper is excellent, printing
good, and the songs — well, what could be
better than such old and well-tried
fa vo mites as Sally in our Alley, The
Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomon', Rocked in
the Cradle of the Deep, The Vicar of
Bray, The Anchor's Weighed, Simon the
Cellarer, and Ye Banks and Braes ?
These are a few of the latest, but there
are over 200 other songs and pianoforte
pieces. Booksellers having a side line in
music should make a note of Cassell's
" Popular."
The Philotesies' Annual
Dinner
The annual dinner of the employees of
Messrs. Philip & Tacey, Ltd. of the
Central Educational Depot, Norwich
Street and Singer Street, London, E.C..
took place at the London Tavern,
Fenchurch Street on Friday evening, the
12th inst., when about 150 members
of the staff from both establishments
sat down to an extensive and decidedly
good menu. The presence of the
Directors of the Company added con-
siderably to the enjoyment of those
present. The chair was occupied by
Mr. J. C. Tacey (Secretary of the
Company), who. at the conclusion of the
dinner, commented upon the pleasure
it afforded him to occupy that position,
and stated he noted with great satisfac-
tion, that owing to the continual increase
and growth of the business it had been
necessary to engage a much larger hall on
this occasion than that used in previous
years. Mr. E. Chivers as Vice-chairman
ably responded. The remarks of Messrs.
J. Tothill and E. E. Tacey (Managing
Directors) were highly appreciated by all
present, as were those of Mr. W. C. Tacey
(Director), and testified to the pleasant
and friendly feelings existing between
employers and employees. The re-
mainder of the evening was devoted to
a long and varied musical programme,
contributed to entirely by members of
the firm. This comprised talent of no
mean order, and reflected great credit
on all participating in it. The catering
arrangements were admirably carried
out, and altogether the gathering was a
huge success.
The Readers' Dinner
The Readers' Pensions Committee (St.
Bride Institute. Bride Lane, E.C.) have
arranged for the Nineteenth Readers'
Dinner (in aid of Readers' Pension
No. 5) te be held on Saturday, March
20th. 1909, in the Crown Room. Hoi born
Restaurant, the Right Hon. the I^ord
Mayor, Sir George Wyatt Truscott, in
the chair.
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255
Messrs. Washbourne's
Annual Smoking Concert
The Third Annual Smoking Concert
arranged by the employees of Messrs.
R. & T. Washbourne, Ltd., the well-
known Catholic publishers and church
furnishers, 1. 2 and 4, Paternoster Row,
took place on Saturday the 6th inst. at
the Champion Hotel, Aldersgate Street,
E.C., and the proceedings passed off in a
highly satisfactory manner. Every
available table in the spacious St. George's
Hall was occupied — a significant fact
which very forcibly reminded one of the
growing popularity of this annual event.
Mr. T. Washbourne occupied the chair
and carried out the necessary duties in
his usual capable and characteristic
manner. The appreciative audience was
regaled with an excellent and discursive
programme and listened to an excep-
tionally fine array of talented singers.
Mr. Alfred McGregor's fine tenor voice
was heard to great advantage in " Bring
Back the Sunshine " and Pinsuti's " Bast
Watch," Judging from the applause with
which he was received it would seem
that many in the audience had not for-
gotten his last year's splendid rendering
of " Glorious Devon."
Mr. Arthur Barrington. who possesses
a very powerful bass voice, thrilled all
hearers with " The Jolly Old Cavalier"
and " Bighterman Tom " ; while Mr.
W. Barber and Mr. Herbert Field were
also in good voice. It might also be
mentioned that Mr. William Doe, who
sang " Had I no Eyes to See Thee," was
heartily applauded. Mr. Hubert Rooney,
whose intended contributions to the pro-
gramme were eagerly looked forward to.
was, owing to a cold, unable to sing the
songs which were against his name. He,
however, sang " In Friendship's Name "
excellently under the circumstances.
The humorous part of the programme
was perhaps the most entertaining of all,
and it is difficult to make any individual
distinctions in recording the efforts of the
various artistes.
Mr. Clifton Barritt and Mr. Archie
Naish each gave of their best at the
piano, and Mr. Will Bentley gave a short
geographical lecture, which, if not quite
adaptable to the LC.C. method of teach-
ing, was enough to make a cat laugh.
Mr. Frank Hook, who mirthfully and
strenuously sang " Dinky Doo." imparted
to the audience many secrets appertaining
to a policeman's hard lot, and his rules,
dealing, of course, with motor cars, mad
dogs, &c, were very edifying indeed.
Mr. Norman King was very good in
" The Actress," and Mr. A. J. Wightman,
one of the staff, inveigled the audience
into a tongue-twisting competition with
the chorus of " She Sells Sea Shells."
A very pleasant evening was concluded
by a vote of thanks, with musical honours,
for the popular chairman, who briefly
responded in a few happily chosen words.
On the whole, the employees of Messrs.
R. & T. Washbourne are to be congra-
tulated upon the success of their efforts
in arranging such an excellent night's
amusement for the benefit of their
friends. X.
National Book Trade
Provident Society
A meeting of the Committee of Manage-
ment was held in the registered office of
the Society on the evening of Friday,
February 12th, 1909, Mr. Young J.
Pentland presiding.
The secretary intimated that he had
received twelve apphcations for Life
Membership and fifty-five for Ordinary
Membership. It was agreed to admit the
applicants on completion of the necessary
forms. The accounts and balance-sheet to
December 31st last were submitted, and
showed, subject to audit, a balance in
, favour of the Society of £1,139 17s.
It was decided to hold the Annual
; General Meeting of the Society in Bir-
j mingham, and the question of arrange-
I ments was remitted to a sub- committee.
A donation of £20 was intimated from
1 Mr. Henry Frowde.
The treasurer was instructed to make
a further investment of £150.
Warning
(Description of a man now visiting
London book-shops, and strongly sus-
pected of being a book-thief.)
A gENTEEmanly-i.ooking man, about
25 years of age, height about 5 feet 10
inches, dark brown hair, clean-shaved,
j wearing brown waterproof coat (collar
! somewhat grease -stained) , grey trousers,
carrying a fairly-wide brownish muffler
in hand, and walking stick. He asks for
first editions of Dickens, &c, asks for
and reads catalogue, buys a book for 3s.,
and assistant has to go and get change.
j Within three minutes of his departure a
valuable book is missing from where he
was looking over the stock. If any
bookseller should be offered a copy of
Beckford's " Thoughts on Hunting,"
square 8vo., calf gilt, 178 1, he is requested
to detain it, and communicate with Mr.
Frank Karslake by telephone, 3273 P.O.
' Hampstead.
Constitutions of Modern
States
Dr. Waeter Fairleigh Dodd's " Modern
Constitutions," which Mr. Unwin will
', publish on February 22nd, will be a
useful book for students of politics.
Heretofore, no comprehensive collection
of Constitutions has been available in the
! English language. This volume contains
the texts, in English translations where
English is not the original language, of
the Constitutions or fundamental laws
of the Argentine nation, Australia,
Austria - Hungary, Belgium, Brazil,
Canada, Chile, Denmark, France. Ger-
many, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands,
Norway, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, and the United States.
Each Constitution is preceded by a brief
historical introduction, is accompanied
by notes, and is followed by a select list
of the most important books dealing
with the government of the country under
1 consideration.
Messrs. Chatto's Jane
Austen
Nothing well could be better in their
way than the 10- volume edition, at 3s. 6d.,
of the works of Jane Austen, now pub-
lishing by Messrs. Chatto & Windus.
The get-up is that of a good copyright 6s,
novel, good cloth, with attractive design
of medallion in colour and gilt lettering.
The paper and type are excellent ; there
are useful notes by Mr. R. Brimley
Johnson, who is an expert in all that
relates to Jane Austen's writings ; and
then there are ten capital illustrations
in colour after A. Wallis Mills in each
volume. Here we have ten novels with
100 illustrations in colour at very little
more than the price of one novel of the
old three-decker class at £1 us. 6d.
The illustrations are clever in them-
selves, and cleverly fitted to the time of
the stories.
Prices Realised at Auction
The following prices were realised for
books at Messrs. Puttick & Simpson's
rooms on Thursday and Friday last : —
Gould's " British Birds," £42 : Bunyan's
"Holy Citie " (1669). £10 ; Burton's
"Arabian Nights," £21 ; Grimm's Ger-
man Stories, £15 ; Dickens' " Pickwick
Papers," £10 ; Wordsworth's " Descrip-
tive Sketches," £18; Withers' "Em-
blems" (1634). £11 15s.; Hakluyt's
"Voyages" (12 vols.), £$ 7s. 6d.
Thackeray's " Rose and the Ring," £5
Drayton's Poems (1605). £12 ; Keats
" Endymion," £20; Solvyn's "Manners
of the Hindoos," £12 15s.; Holbein's
Portraits (1792), £12 10s.
Trade Notes and Changes
The Worthing Gazette and Littlehampton
Gazette Co. have recently opened a new
branch shop as Printers, Stationers, and
Booksellers, at 18A, Beach Road, Little-
hampton.
Obituary
THE LATE MR. T. M. DUNCAN
OF MEvSSRS. J. C. JUTA & CO.
IT is with much regret that we have
to announce the death of Mr. T. M.
Duncan, partner in the firm of Messrs.
J. C. Juta & Co., South Africa, which
took place at his residence, Sea Point,
near Cape Town, on the 5th inst. The
deceased gentleman had been in the firm
for some forty years, and it is with deep
feelings of regret that we have to record
his death. Mr. Duncan was recently in
England, and only returned to Cape
Town in November, after a stay of some
five months, and apparently in good
health. He was about sixty-five years
of age, and his sudden decease will come
as a great shock to his numerous friends
; in the book trade.
Mention the " P C."— Our readers who order books
&c , they see mentioned or advertised in The Publishers
I Circular will do us a great service if they w ill mention
the fact to the Publishers and Wholesale Agents
256
The Publishers' Circular
February 20,
1909
Messrs.
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& Go.'s
LIST
THE NEW BOOK FOR LENT READING
RECOMMENDED BY THE BISHOP OF
LONDON.
LAW AND LOVE : A Study
of Quomodo Dilexi (Psalm cxix. 97-104). By
Francis Eeith Boyd, Vicar of St. Paul's,
Knightsbridge, formerly Vicar of St. Alban's,
Teddington. Crown 8vo. 2s. 6d. net. (Inland
postage 3<f.)v
From the Bishop of London's Introduction :
" This is a strong book by a strong man on one
of the strongest utterances in religious literature.
It hangs very closely together in the texture of the
argument and the way in which each chapter
leads from thought to thought. ... It is in the
hope that this exposition of the Psalm may
stimulate the devotion and fervour with which it
will be chanted, and may bring a manly and virile
tone into services of praise, that I commend this
book to the Diocese for this Lent."
THE OXFORD LIBRARY.— New Volume.
IMMORTALITY. By the Rev
E. E. Holmes, Hon. Canon of Christ Church,
Author of " In Watchings Often." Crown
8vo. 5s. (Inland postage $d.)
" This volume contains what is undoubtedly the
clearest and most illuminating analysis of the
causes of unemployment yet published." — Daily
News.
UNEMPLOYMENT : A Pro-
blem of Industry. By W. H. Beveridge,
Stowell Civil L,aw Fellow of University
College, Oxford ; formerly Sub-Warden of
Toynbee Hall. 8vo. 7s. 6d. net. (Inland
postage \d.)
" It is a book which every one ought to have
read who presumes to write or speak on the question
of unemployment." — Westminster Gazette.
SIR GcORGE MACKENZIE,
KING'S ADVOCATE, OF ROSENH AUGH :
his Life and Times, 1636 (?)-i69i. By
Andrew Eang. With 4 Illustrations. 8vo.
15s. net. (Inland postage $d.)
THE SCOTTISH STAPLE
AT VEERE : a Study in the Economic History
of Scotland. By the late John Davidson,
M.A., D.Phil. (Edin.), sometime Professor of
Political Economy in the University of New
Brunswick, and Alexander Gray, M.A.
With 13 Illustrations. 8vo. 12s. 6d. net.
(Inland postage 4<2.)
IRELAND UNDER THE
STUARTS AND DURING THE INTERREG-
NUM. By Richard Bagwell, M.A., Author
of " Ireland under the Tudors." Vols. I. and
II. : 1603-1660. With 2 Maps. 8vo. 28s. net.
(Inland postage 6d.)
ANALYSIS OF THE EVO-
LUTION OF MUSICAL FORM. By Margaret
H. Glyn, Author of " The Rhythmic Con-
ception of Music," &c. Medium 8vo. 10s. 6d.
net. (Inland postage 5*2.)
AN INTRODUCTION TO
THE SCIENCE OF RADIO-ACTIVITY. By
Charles W. Raffety. With 27 Illustra-
tions. Crown 8vo. 4s. 6d. net. (Inland
postage 4d.)
NEW NOVEL BY THE A UTHOR OF
"MISS BADSWORTH, M.F.H."
POLLY WINFORD. By Eyre
Hussey. Crown 8vo. 6s.
This is a wholesome story of country life which
ends well.
LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO.,
39 Paternoster Row, London, E.C.
Letters to the Editor
We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
opinions expressed by our Correspondents.
COPYRIGHT AND AUTHOR
WRONGED
Dear Sir. — I was interested in your
article in the P.C. of January 23rd
dealing with the business procedure of a
gentleman you lightly allude to as
" Thomas B. Mosher, American Book
Pirate." That he is not singular in his
methods I can testify.
There is a general impression, which
I confess I shared, that recent legislation
has improved the position of the British
author in his business relations with the
United States. This is true to the extent
that by taking thought and trouble, in
some cases involving considerable expen-
diture, copyright may be secured. Per-
sonal experience testifies that in the
ordinary way matters are very much as
they were. There has been running for
eight months in the Cornhill Magazine
some chapters of reminiscences that have
chanced to catch on with the reading
public. I hear from the editor that for the
second time since the days of Thackeray's
editorship it has been necessary to
reprint one of the numbers. This is
mentioned by way of showing that there
is a certain commercial value in the
articles. I lately received from the
United States a bundle of newspaper
cuttings containing choice bits from the
Cornhill property which seemed to be
going the round of the American press.
To my surprise I found they were quoted
from a magazine published in Boston,
U.S.A., entitled "The Living Age." On
inquiry I discovered that from the
publication in the Cotnhill of the first
chapter of " Sixty Years in the Wilder-
ness," the work has been monthly " con-
veyed," as wise American publishers call
it, to the columns of the Boston magazine,
where it is presented as a special contri-
bution.
I wrote to the editor suggesting
observance of the ordinary practice of
sending a cheque to the starving author.
The lengthy, effusively courteous reply is
in the sublimity of its conception almost
payment in full. It turns out that it is
the author, not the editor, who is under
obligation in the matter. " In no instance
that we can recall," the editor writes,
"has any English author complained of
our reprinting his articles from an English
periodical. More than once we have had
request for such reprinting, or expressions
of pleasure because of it. We have not
felt that we injured any writer by increas-
ing the circulation of his contributions
and extending his reputation among
American readers. Where contributions
have later been published in a volume we
have had reason to know that demand
for the book was stimulated rather than
lessened by the prior serial publication in
the " Living Age." We hope that your
book may be no exception, and when it
appears it will give us pleasure to direct
the attention of our readers to it."
This last touch is really one of genius.
It suggests the impulse of the magnan-
imous pickpocket who lias appropriated
the handkerchief of a passer-by and who,
by way of striking a mutually satisfactory
balance, goes about his social circle ex-
tolling the quality of the material and
the good taste displayed in choice of
colour. I sit corrected. I was under the
impression that " The Living Age," true
to its name, was preying upon my means
of living. Whereas it was really painstak-
ingly, unselfishlv, adding to them. — Yours
faithfully,
Hexrv W. Luc v.
Reform Club.
February iSth, 1909.
[It is amusing how these pirates
justify their piracy, and how they make
a living wage. Some of them have the
audacity to alter an author's titles,
incidents and plot, if they think it will
pay better — things which a publisher has
not an atom of right to do. even if he has
bought the copyright. — Ed. P.C]
" YOURS VERY TRULY "
Dear Sir, — We beg to inform you that
on the 15th inst. will be published by us
the second revised and enlarged edition
of Prof. Chr. Huelsen's book, " The
Roman Forum : its History and its
Monuments." Translated by Mr. J. B.
Carter, Director of the American School
at Rome. (Price : swd., 4s. ; cloth, 5s.).
By the same mail we beg to send you the
paper cover of a copy, from which you
ma}' gather the exact title. We should be
glad to have it inserted in your list of
' ' Books of the Week ' ' and in the annual
volume of the English Catalogue, pro-
vided there is no insertion fee to be paid.
Prof. Huelsen, on special invitation of
American Universities, is now lecturing
in the United States on Roman Topo-
graphy and on the excavations of the
Roman Forum. Therefore, most likely,
his book will be much in demand. Perhaps
a few words to this effect would interest
the readers of your " Notices of Books."
— Yours very truly.
Loescher & Co.
Rome.
[Lots of publishers send us lots of
free advertisements, but not many are
quite so candid as Messrs. Loescher. It
is curious that people who want free
announcements in all our publications
generally send their " compliments " and
" yours very truly " — sometimes " most
sincerely." These things always remind
us of that little town in France mentioned
in Bacon's " Henry VII." called Damn —
only the D is not big enough. — Ed. P.C]
TRIAL OF R. E. KING
DEAR Sir, — As the whole of the funds of
the International Association of Anti-
quarian Booksellers, both of receipts and
expenditure, pass through my hands.
I should like to point out once more the
license which counsel possess of drawing
red herrings across the path of justice.
There was absolutely no case whatever
for the defence of King : but his counsel,
of course, had to try to do or to say
something. It will be refreshing to the
237 members of the Association to learn
that the questions of King's counsel to
myself would convey by implication the
idea that the Association had no sub-
February 20, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
257
stantial existence, and that, at any rate,
it was a very singular thing that it should
change its title in the second year of its
existence. He next assumed that I
received payment for my services in the
form of commission upon the sums
collected for members, and it was not
until I referred him to the treasurer and
to the official auditors, and three times
repeated the fact that if I were paid
I could not possibly be the honorary
secretary, that he resumed his seat.
It is a sidelight upon the methods of
such men as King that of all the numerous
cases placed in my hands by members in
connection with King I was able to
recover only one payment, and that was
because I held a post-dated cheque
drawn by King upon a bank at which he
had no account, and he knew that unless
he could regain possession of the cheque
he would be liable to be criminally pro-
secuted.— Yours faithfully,
Frank Karsi,ake.
35, Pond vStreet, Hampstead.
February 13th, 1909.
A WARNING
Dear Sir, — I have noticed your warning
re T. Turner, Ardwick, Manchester. The
enclosed three cards from this man will
show you his method. He has tried to
tempt me to forward a cheque for ^10 by
offering 100 Baxter prints on receipt of
cheque. I only hope the " other party " (?)
he refers to has not been foolish enough
to take the bait. — Yours faithfully,
Frank Redway.
37A, Trinity Road,
| Wimbledon, S.W.
Feb. 13th, 1909.
Several of our readers have sent us
postcards in T. Turner's handwriting.
Extracts from a few of them may perhaps
be of interest.
January 30th, '09.
[ Report re Advt. in P.C.
One hundred Baxter and Le Blond
colour prints, all on mounts and in
clean and perfect condition. Written
guarantee given that they are genuine
originals, and not modern reproduc-
tions. This lot £10, spot cash. Post
free on receipt of cheque, which you
may postdate two or three days if you
think it necessary.
(Signed) T. Turner.
Also 90 odd Le Blond prints in
solid oak frames, oval shape. Tot £10.
February 2nd, '09.
Re Baxter and Le Blond prints
offered. I could not sell Baxters
separately, nor can I send them on
approval, as they are not in stock.
They are offered to me in one lot at
price mentioned. I guarantee them all
genuine and in clean and perfect con-
dition. I am also offered the following
lot. Perhaps these might suit you.
Targe fine old 18th century aquatint,
&c. ; five framed colour prints, &c. ;
-six very rare old coloured 1 8th century
[ caricatures of University life, framed,
in perfect condition ; the eight prints
£6 spot cash. I will give a written
guarantee, &c.
(Signed) T. TURNER.
P.S. — I am very often able to offer
at very low prices all kinds of genuine
old prints.
February \oth, '09.
Re your postcard of a few days ago
asking for list of Baxter and Le Blond
prints. There are about 100 in the
collection, and they include such prints
as Baxter's " Bride," fine Be Blond
ovals on stamped mounts, such as
" Cherry Seller," " Soldiers' Return,"
&c. I am in communication with
About 50 odd old sporting prints,
all perfect ; the lot, £20 net. Also 100
genuine Baxter and Be Blond prints,
all on mounts, clean and perfect ;
lot, £10 net.
For the convenience of our readers we
give a facsimile of T. Turner's hand-
writing. It is a very fair specimen,
judging from the postcards we have
seen.
In July, 1908, Turner was using an 1
address — a butcher's shop — at 63,
Chancery Lane, Higher Ardwick. and
we are told Paddock Street is a very
poor street in Ardwick (a suburb of
Manchester).
SPECIMEN OF T. TURNER'S HANDWRITING
another party re same, so it rests
between you and him. First remitter
takes them. I guarantee, &c.
(Signed) T. Turner.
P.S. — I notice one dealer is asking
12s. 6d. for a single print — e.g., " The
Bride " — so if that is anything to judge
by, 1 00 prints at £10 should not require
much consideration. I would have sent
them on had they been in stock.
January 26th, '09.
Re advt. in Alhencsum. I can supply
the following items at prices men-
tioned : — Theological works, about 100
vols., all in first-class condition, all
modern, many rare items, well bound.
The lot, £10.
One hundred vols, of books in
French and German, mostly in new
condition. Lot, £10.
Also the following 16 very fine
colour prints in clean and perfect con-
dition. Price, £6.
(Here follows list.)
Any item will be packed and
forwarded at once on receipt of cheque,
which for security you may postdate
three or four days. If any items are
required, an early reply will oblige, as
I am expecting another offer.
(Signed) T. Turner.
Notices of Books
From Messrs. J. Baker & Son (Gift' .1: and
Loudon). — " Twilight Music," by Marcus
S. C. Rickards. In this fresh volume of
verse are again to be found the best
attributes of poetry. Though Mr.
Rickards will not carry off the honours of
the great poet, his compositions have
enough merit to establish his reputation
as a writer who is keenly observant of the
varied aspects of the natural world, and
is able to depict them in true poetic
diction.
From The Cambridge University Press. —
" The Cambridge History of English
Literature," edited bv A. W. Ward,
Litt.D., F.B.A., and A. R. Waller, M.A.
The third volume of this fine and well-
proportioned work deals with the period
embraced by the Renascence and the
Reformation. There are twenty chapters
in all, and they include all aspects of
English literature which are presented by
this rich and unusual period. Dr. Sidney
Lee's article on the Elizabethan Sonnet
contains an immense amount of information
in a small space ; the style, nevertheless, is
neither heavy nor clogged, but admirably
clear. Elizabethan Criticism is in the
hands of Professor George Saintsbury ,
who also writes on Prosody from Chaucer
to Spenser ; Professor Hume Brown has
contributed a learned essay on the Refor-
mation and Renascence in Scotland, and
to Rev. R. H. Benson, M.A., is devoted the
subject of the Dissolution ofJthejReligious
258
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Houses. The Editors have provided an
almost ideal history for both the general
reader and the student by the combination
of a text abstaining as much as possible
from technicalities, with bibliographies
as full of matter as possible.
From the Same. — " The Wisdom of Solomon "
with Introduction by Rev. J. A. F. Gregg.
A uew volume of ' ' The Cambridge Bible for
Schools and Colleges," edited in the same
manner and with the same thoroughness
as the other volumes of this admirable
series. The text is taken from the revised
version.
Fr <m Messrs. Cassell & Co., Ltd.. — " Peggy
the Daughter," by Katharine Tynan.
This is another of those breezy stories of
Irish life, which have made for their
author troops of friends. The principal
character finds himself on the verge of
ruin through gambling, and to retrieve
his fortunes carries off the daughter of a
rich old Quaker. As the daughter has
always gone about veiled, she has the
reputation of being a hag, whereas when
her captor gets her into his castle with
the secret passage, nothing could be more
beautiful than Patricia, and she is quite
ready to be married on the spot, having
secretly loved him behind her veil. Then
the old Quaker Father comes and batters
in the castle doors, only to find his daughter
and her husband have escaped by touching
that perennial secret spring in the picture
gallery wall. It is all a bit melo-dramatic
and mixed up, like an Irish stew, but what
is much better than a good Irish stew.
From the Same. — " The Lure of Eve," by
Editli Mary Moore. This story will
interest married people, &c., who go and
sit with other people's husbands and
wives on the seats on Hampstead Heath.
It is a variation of the warm-blooded,
enthusiastic man marrying a selfish, shallow
prig of a woman with nothing but beauty
as a lure. Even when her husband is just
in time to stop her going off with an artist
to Paris she thinks nothing of it, goes to
bed, and cannot understand why he does
not join her. In the last page the
authoress gives a hint that the beautiful
woman is becoming also a beautiful wife,
but it is too late, the reader won't believe
it. Au interesting, well-writen story.
From Mr. John Long-, London. — " The
Buckjumper," by Nat Gould. Many
authors who had written as much as
Mr. Xat Gould, would have written them-
selves out, but not so Mr. Gould. In
'■ The Buckjumper " he vividly portrays
the life of an Australian miner in the early
seventies, when good fighting and riding
were the best qualifications for success.
Mr. Xat Gould shows in his story how
much better it was for a mining community
if its best fighter and rider, was a man
of humanity, not resembling some of the
novelist's other characters, who belonged
rather to the order of the brute creation
than to that of human beings. A notable
character is The Buckjumper, a coal-
black stallion of extraordinary viciousness,
and with so retentive a memory for
revenge, as instanced in its thirtieth year,
that the elephant seems to be outclassed
in this, its well-known attribute.
From Mr. Andrew Melrose.--" The Faith
of U\s Fathers,'' by A. E. Jacomb. This,
we presume, is Miss Jacomb's first novel;
if so. she is a writer to be reckoned with ;
for it is a powerful, unusual and individual
piece of work. It gained the prize of
£250 offered last year by the publisher
for the best work of fiction by any hitherto
unpublished writer, and it is satisfactory
to note that such sound and unforced
work has met with adequate recognition.
William Atkinson is a Methodist of the
1 Id, uncompromising type. His inter-
pretation of the Scriptures excludes the
possibility of any escape from external
damnation save by embracing the Faith
which he himself holds. His hardness and
narrowness bite into the heart of his wife
and turn her love to a masked hatred ;
they force his son to a disastrous marriage
leading to gaol ; and they alienate his
daughter and drive her to the other side
of the world. Miss Jacomb has made of
this man a dignified figure who still retains
the sympathy of the reader, in spite of his
twisted and flawed nature. The writing
throughout is restrained and strong ; the
analysis of motive is penetrating and true ;
and the drawing of character exceptionally
clever.
From Messrs. Seeley & Co — " How Came
the Light to Britain : a Pageant of Ancient
Athens, a.d. 54," by Clericus Anglicanus.
A dialogue story in four acts, designed to
be " a sacred pageant-play," showing the
first contact of Christian teaching with
Hellenic culture. The story concerns a
British maiden, who is chosen by the
Athenians as a victim to be offered to the
Gods in a time of earthquake. The sacrifice
is interrupted at the critical moment, and
the concluding scenes show how certain
men of Athens conceived a New Hope for
Hellas and for the world. The play shows
signs of being the work of a good scholar,
and is not without dignity of thought and
expression.
From the Same. — " Behind the Veil in
Persia and Turkish Arabia," by M. E.
Hume-Griffith. The author, Mrs. Hume-
Griffith, has given a most vivid account of
her eight years' sojourn amongst the
Mohammedans of Turkish Arabia and the
people of Persia. Unlike most who visit
these countries, and who give their im-
pressions ofj things seen from the outside
during a short stay or hurried visit, Mrs.
Hume-Griffith has spent so many years
amongst these people as one of them that
she is able to do justice to her subject, and
write authoritatively on almost every
point. She describes the life, manners,
customs, habits of the people of Mesopo-
tamia in a fascinating manner, and, being
the wife of a medical missionary, had
unique opportunities for study and
observation. The illustrations, and there
are many, are excellent, and the whole
forms a valuable and most interesting
record of an interesting country.
From the Same. — " Among the Wild Tribes
of the Afghan Frontier," by T. L. Pehnell,
M.D., B.Sc, F.R.C.S., being the record of
sixteen years' close intercourse with the
natives of the Indian Marches. Lord
Roberts has written the introduction to
this work, and in it he says : — " Although
many accounts have been written descrip-
tive of the wild tribes on this border,
there was still plenty of room for Dr.
Pennell's modestly-related narrative. Pre-
vious writers .... have dealt with the
expeditions that have taken place from
time to time against the turbulent occupants
of the trans-Indus mountains, and with
the military problems and possibilities* of
the difficult regions which they inhabit.
But Dr. Pennell's story is not concerned
with the clash of arms. His mission has
been to preach, to heal, and to save ;
and in his long and intimate intercourse
with the tribesmen, as recounted in these
pages, he throws many new and interesting
sidelights on the domestic and social,
as well as on the moral and religious,
aspects of their lives and characters."
Being a medical man as well as a mis-
sionary, the author naturally was able
to gain the confidence of the natives,
and Dr. Pemiell has presented a story which
is extremely interesting, not only because
it is the account of a little known tribe,
but because it is true in every detail, and
in all but a few instances'the facts related
happened directly under the author's
eyes. The illustrations, including a full-
page plate of Dr. Pennell, are admirable.
A glossary and map of the N.W. Frontier
of India are included.
From Messrs. Henry Stevens, Son & Stiles.
— " Thomas Pownall, M.P., F.R:S." by
Charles A. W. Pownall. Thomas Pownall
was for some years Governor of Massa-
chusetts Bay ; he was a lieutenant of
Pitt, and shared that statesman's views.
When he returned from the North American
Colonies, he advocated, both from his
place in Parliament and in his writings,
those measures of conciliation which Pitt
regarded as the only means of preventing
a rupture. The author of this able and
absorbingly interesting biography is
anxious to deduce from the condition of
affairs which existed during the life of
his kinsman some parallels and lessons
which " may perhaps help to prevent the
democracy of to-day from committing
similar errors in the present and the
future." The political and economic as-
pect of Mr. Charles Pownall's work is
equalled in interest by the strong case
which is made out for Pownall's author-
ship of the "Letters of Junius"; the
facts of the case are gone into very care-
fully, and presented with precision and
exactitude. A number of fac-simile letters
give the book additional interest, and the
portraits of people and pictures of places
are of great value.
From Mr. C. J. Thynne.— " A Fruitful
Ministry " : a Memoir of the Life of the late
Rev. Robert Henry Hammond, by his
Wife. Mr. Hammond was born in 1831,
and after working in Sheffield and Spital-
fields became Vicar of St. James', Toxteth
Park, Liverpool, where he laboured for
twenty-seven years. From 1893 till his
death in 1901 he was Vicar of St. Mary's,
Sheffield. His life was one continuous
service to God and man, and his devotion
was rewarded by extraordinary success.
Mrs. Hammond's account of it is evidently
a labour of love, and very many who felt
the benefit of Mr. Hammond's evangelical
zeal and self-denying example will be glad
to possess this permanent record of a
faithful servant of God. It is men like
Mr. Hammond who are the true strength
of the Church of England.
From Mr. T. Fisher Unwin. ' .Shakes-
peare Studied in Three Plays," by the Hon.
Albert S. G. Canning. Mr. Canning has
had in view the requirements of the
general reader rather than those of more
scholarly attainments, for his studies of
" The Merchant of Venice," " Henry V."
and the three parts of " Henry VI."
scarcely broach any subjects of literary
or psychological interest. He has given
an extended synopsis of the plays, inter-
polating freely lengthy passages from the
texts. This method is apt to become
tiresome, for we get a great deal of this
kind of thing : " Bassanio enthusiastically
proceeds," " Antonio generously replies,"
" Portia replies,'' " Nerissa promptly
retorts," " Portia rejoins," &c, 6c a
When Mr. Canning permits himself to
comment on the plays, he is always in-
teresting and readable.
From the Same. — " Vocations of our Sons,"
by Mr. John W. Hicks, assists parents to
solve the ever-recurrent problem, " What
shall we do with our Boys It en-
deavours to afford reliable information as
to the prospects of success in a number of
trades and professions, from accountancy
to teaching, as well as in the civil and
municipal services. This information, so
far as we have been able to test it, appears
to be well up to date, and the advice given
is judicious. Parents will find the book
verv useful.
February 20, 1909
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From The Viking Club.—" Orkney and
Shetland Miscellany." Vol. 2, Part t.
" Orkney and Shetland Records." Vol. 2,
Tart 3. A great deal of useful work is
being done in an unobtrusive way by the
Viking Club, as is testified by the two
volumes before us. There is an interesting
article on " Some Old-Time Shctlandic
Wrecks," a suggestive paper entitled
" Townships and Surnames," an illustrated
essay on " Rune Stones in the Brodgar
Circle, Steuness," &c.
From The Watkins Meter Co. (Hereford). —
" The Watkin's Manual of Exposure and
Development " (4th edition). A practical
manual on exposure by actinometer and
development by time, useful for all
photographers, and especially amateurs
having difficulty in judging correct
exposures. It is nicely illustrated and
produced, and is full of useful information.
From Mr. Ed. L. Wilson (122, East 25th
Street. New York). — " Composition in
Portraiture," "by Sidney Allan. Although
an American book, and written in the
American style, it should be of great use
to English portrait photographers. The
author knows his subject well, and has
selected excellent pictures to illustrate
his ideas.
New Editions. — Messrs. George Routledee
& Sons, Ltd. have added Sainte-Beuve's
" Causeries du Lundi," translated by
E. J. Trenchman, M.A., to their exceedingly
attractive " New Universal Library." The
essay on George Sand is one of the most
interesting — it seems to us no woman has
equalled her as a writer and few men.
Sainte-Beuve refers to her as " one of the
most powerful in talent." A captial
index is very gratefully acknowledged.
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Love Letters of Famous Men and
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The Tempest, by Shakespeare. Illus.
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TheHouse that Jack Built . Do.
Dame Trot. Do.
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Grammar in Rhyme. Do.
Multiplication Table in Verse. Do.
How Jessie was Lost. Do.
One Two, Buckle nfy Shoe. Do.
Noah's Ark Alphabet. Do.
The Fairy Ship. Do.
The Little Pig Went. Do.
Little Red Riding Hood (Routledge).
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Illus.
Cinderella.
Mother Hubbard.
Puss in Boots.
The Three Bears.
My Mother.
The Fortv Thieves
The Absurd A.B.C
About
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73
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
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The Alphabet of Old Friends. Do.
Baby's Own Alphabet. Do.
Jack and the Beanstalk. Do.
The Sleeping Beauty. Do.
Aladdin (Walter Crane's Toy Books l.
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Goody Two Shoes. Do.
The Beautv and the Beast. Do.
Alphabet o'f Old Friends. Do.
The Yellow Dwarf. Do.
The Hind in the Wood. Do.
Princess Belle E'Toile. Do.
Molesworth's (Mrs.) Grandmother Dear.
1878. Orig. bdg.
A Christmas Child. 1880. Do.
Her Baby. 1881. Do.
Rosy. 1882. Do.
Christmas Tree Land. 1884. Do.
Us. 1885. Do.
Four Winds Farm. 1886. Do.
Little Miss Peggy. 1887. Do.
A Christmas Posv. 1888. Do.
The Rectory Children. 1889. Do.
Little Queen Anne. Illus. by Walter
Crane (Marcus Ward). 1885
Pothooks and Perseverance. Illus. by-
Walter Crane (Marcus Ward). r88?
The Golden Primer. Illus. bv Walter
Crane (Blackie). 1886
Warr's Echoes of Hellas. 1887
Wilde's (Oscar) The Happy Prince. 188S
Radford's Chambers Twain. 1890
Deland's The Old Garden. 1893
Columbia's Courtship. Illus. by W
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The Story of the Glittering Plain
(Kelmscott Press)
Spenser's Faerie Queen. 1894-6. Illus.
by Crane
Shepheard's Calendar. 1898.
Illus. by Crane
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House that Jack Built
Frog He would a wooing go
Sing a Song of Sixpence
Hey Diddle Diddle
The Milkmaid
The Farmer's Boy
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Fair One with the Golden Locks. Pub.
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The Babes in the Wood. Do.
Tom Thumb. Do.
Blue Beard. Do.
Puss in Boots. Do.
The Blue Bird. Do.
The White Cat. Do.
Hop o' my Thumb, Do.
Red Riding Hoed. Do.
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Knox's Fairy Gifts (Griffith & Farran).
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Under the Window. Illus. by K. Greena-
way. 1878
Yonge's The Heir of Redclyffe (Mac-
millan). 1879
Heartsease (Macmillan). 1902
Little Folks Painting Book. Illus. by K.
Greenaway. 1879
Kate Greenawav's Birthday Book for
Children (Routledge)". 1880
Dame Wiggins of Lee (Allen). 1885
Marigold Garden. Illus. by Kate
Greenaway. 1885
Kate Greenawav's Alphabet. Tiny
121110. 1885 ?
Album (Routledge). 1885
Allingham's Rhymes for Young Folk
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Kate Greenawav's Almanack. 1888
April Baby's Book of Tunes. Illus. by
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Greenwood's The Bear King. 1868.
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Hatchet Throwers. 1866.
Cloth
Purgatorv of Peter the
Cruel. 1868. Cloth
Stoddart's Art of Angling as Practised
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Hants.
.Secret Doctrine. 3 vols. H.P.B.
Adams' (M.) House of the Hidden Places
Mead's Pistis Sophia
Did Jesus Live 100 B.C.
Scott-plliott's History of Lost Atlantis
Widow Barnaby. Illus.
Elton's Origins of English History
Poynder, G. A., 96, Broad Street, Reading
Cassell's Encyclo. of Mechanics
Buck's (Langley-) Hist, of Desborough
Dixon's The Leopard's Spot
Preston, J., & Co., 77, Clapham Park
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Mutiny of the Bounty (Family Lib.)
Spurgin's Cure of the Sick. 1 860
Lectures on Materia Medica.
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Physician for All. 1857
Malcolm's Curiosities of Biography
Principality (The) Educational Depot Co.,
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Lansing's Arabic Grammar
Thomas' Early Sassanian Inscr.
Davidson's Introd. Hebrew Grammar
Quaritch, B., 11, Grafton Street, New
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Thompson's (R. J.) Proofs of Life after
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Lodge's (0.,Sir) Modem Views on Matter
Baylev's (R. C.) Complete Photographer
Burke's (J. B.) Origin of Life
Rawlings, H., 20, Pittville Street,
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The Garrisons of Shropshire. 1867
Castles and Old Mansions of Shropshire,
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Hamley's Operations of War
Rawson, J., 6, Ryedale Terrace. Dum-
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Burke's Landed Gentry, Great Britain.
1908
Old Annan (Cuthbertson, Annan). 1896
Rayson, R., 90, High Road, Chiswick.W.
Sauzay's Marvels of Glass Making
Silk Manufacture, or Silk. Works on o.p.
Malting of Barley. Recent o.p. Works
Smith's (Thomas) Successful Advertising.
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Elliott's (Scott) Story of Atlantis
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Malot's Fair Exchange
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Burke's Landed Gentry. 1906
B. O. P. Vols. 1, 2, 3, and 4
Leisure Hour. Vols. 1, 2, 3 and 4
Redway, F., \y\. Trinity Road, Wim-
bledon, S.W.
Child's Companion and Juvenile Instruc-
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Elliot (Mary). Any Juvenile Books
published by Darton. 1836, 1839, 1845
Ellis' (Chas.) Richmond^ and Other
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Ellis' (Rev. Wm.) Historv of Madagascar.
2 vols. (1838)
Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book.
1834
Freeman and Johns' Narrative of Perse-
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(J. Snow). London. 1840
Gandee's (B. F.) The Artist ; or, Young
Ladies' Instructor. 1835
Garland of Love. (Chapman & Hall)
History of Society for Promoting Female
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PAGE
A Commonwealth Bookseller . . 277
Notes and Announcements . . . . 278
Articles — The Booksellers' Provident
Retreat ; Glasgow Book Trade Notes ;
The Booksellers' Provident Institu-
tion ; The New Magazine ; The
Pageant at Bath ; A Veteran Book-
seller ; Death of Mr. Peter Cowell ;
The Proposed Poor Law Changes ;
International Copyright ; National
Book Trade Provident Society ; A
Copyright Comedy ; American Notes,
&c. . . . . . . . . 279-283
Letters to the Editor . . . . 283
Notices of Books . . . . . . 284
Books of the Month .. .. ..285
Index to Advertisers on p. 274
THE
Publishers' Circular
A Commonwealth
Bookseller
William London, of Newcastle-
on-Tyne, the First English
Bibliographer
Towards the close of the Commonwealth
regime in England, or, to be more exact,
in 1657, a Newcastle bookseller, named
William London, published at his shop
the first methodical English bibliography.
The title of this extremely rare and
interesting book is as follows : — ' ' A
Catalogue of The most vendible Books
in England, Orderly and Alphabetically
Digested. Under the Heads of Divinity,
History, Physick and Chyrurgery, Law,
Arithmetic, .... with Hebrew, Greek
and Latine for Schools and Scholars.
The like Work never yet performed by
any . . . London, Printed in the year
1657." On the same page is a hint that
he was what we should now call a
stationer, as well as a writer who published
and sold books. — " Also, All sorts of
Globes, Mapps of the World or in parts,
either Kingdoms, Provinces or particular
Countries ; French and Duch Pictures
and Landskips ; Paper of all sorts from
5s. to 5 lb. a Reame : The best perfumed
India, and English Wax, &c."
The Epistle Dedicatory, which is
addressed to " the Gentry, Ministers of
the Gospel, and others of a Peculiar
Choice ... in the Northern Counties,"
contains an earnest and eloquent appeal
to men of rank to read books, that they
may lead the country wisely. " Those,"
he says, bluntly enough, " that are not
equally fitted for the use of their Countty,
as well as themselves, are only to be
accounted stakes in ditches that rot
rather than grow . . . Therefore have I
for the advantages of these Northern
parts, where I am so much Indebted,
endeavoured not only to have such
choice both of Divinity, History, Law,
Physick, Mathematicks, &c, as never
yet were in the Country, but also intend,
that not any in England, of esteem, or of
easie purchase, shall escape me ; and
that's not all, but have taken the paines
to let you know all, whereby you may
fathom them, and by your sober choice,
retain the best, whilst the chaff e you may
refuse ; that your judgments may, like
deep Rivers, let weighty things sink,
whilst sticks and straws swim down the
stream." The Dedication is signed " Wm
London," and for a time the author of the
book was supposed to be no less a
personage than William Juxon, Bishop
of London. The bibliograpliical puzzle,
after remaining unsolved for very many
years, was at last cleared up by the
discovery that London was a Newcastle
bookseller, a fact which readily explains
the dedication to the Gentry of the
Northern Counties.
In the Epistle " to the most candid
and ingenious reader," London develops
his ideas about books at greater length,
and many of his phrases deserve a better
fate than that which lie describes : —
' ' Man> a good Book lies asleep as not
known." He has a pretty notion of the
proper value of the wares he has to sell : —
" if this undertaking [his Catalogue]
seems to wrong any man's purse, he that
Imagines it, hath the wrong end of the
Book upwards ; he that gets Books for
his money, has in my mind as good a
Bargain as our Mariners, who trade with
the Indians, and get Gold for Knives,
Rattles, Glasses. &c." Nor is he a mere
money-making tradesman, for he tells
the reader, " I do not alwaies expect to
sell what I so greatly value, I am more
ambitious to read then to sell them ;
but the chief end is to Invite men to
value the means of knowledge above
trifles, which cannot be better improved,
nor more prudently expended then in
such a purchase."
London anticipates the objection that
the setting down of titles at full length
is liable to make his Catalogue cumber-
some by pointing out that short titles
are often quite misleading ; but his own
words on the subject deserve to be
quoted. " Most Books, by their short
and usuall Titles, are not half dis-
covered to strangers : now this method
provides against this cheat, in having
pavtem pto toto ; nay, many have been
cosen'd by a short title, that when they
expected a Book to treat of one thing,
it hath the clean contrary. Therefore,
we see that the very advantages got by
this method, condemns the Objection ;
for here you have all books brought to
you lying open ; shops open'd in your
studies ; and to me it looks like a walking
Library." Misleading titles are not un-
known even nowadays, as every book-
seller knows very well. As for his
inclusion of heterodox books, he very
properly remarks that people's notions
of orthodoxy vary widely ; besides, how
are the opponents of the truth to be
answered effectively, if the books in which
their views are advanced are not read by
truth's defenders ? The concluding
sentence of the "Epistle" proves that
the worthy bookseller possessed humour
as well as strong commonsense. " And
though " (is his parting shot at the reader)
"the Wise Man Saies, that of writing
Books there is no end (which I think is
meant of such as are writ to no end), yet
I hope this reducement of Miny into
One, may prove of some good advantage,
and to some good end, and that without
prejudice to Solomon's Text."
The Introductory " Essay upon the
Value and Benefits of Learning and
Knowledge " is rather an ambitious
piece of work, though the writer describes
it as " short." Terms, we know, are
relative, but since the Essay covers
the signatures C3— 13, or 49 pp. as
against some 200 pp. occupied by the
Catalogue, it can hardly be termed in-
considerable. It is well worth reading
even to-day for the sake of its wide
range and enthusiastic advocacy of
learning. One quotation taken from the
closing sentences must serve to show
the author's whole-hearted love of the
ponderous and dusty old volumes that
by so many people were and are con-
sidered mere lumber. " And who will
not say, that good Books and good
Publishers' Circular February 27, i9o9
278 The
company are the very epitomy of Heaven ;
a solace when the greatest adversity
threatens. For my own part, I wish
no other outward Enjoyment or Comfort
in the world . . . There's nothing com-
parable to the purchase of Knowledg,
and whenever men begin to taste it,
they will say I speak truth with a
witness."
" Divinity Books," as might be
expected from the date of the Catalogue,
bulk largely therein, besides taking the
place of honour in the list. They occupy
about 40 pages, whereas the rest of
current English literature is crowded into
about 50 pages. This may, perhaps, be
partially accounted for by the tendency
in so many books of reference to make
up for undue diffuseness at the start by
undue contraction towards the finish ;
but, of course, in those days theological
discussion formed a regular and con-
siderable portion of the reading of every
serious-minded man. The plan of the
Catalogue is very carefully thought out
with a view to practical usefulness. All
the books enumerated are divided under
one or another of the main groups or sub-
jects— Divinity, History, Physick, and the
like— and a separate alphabetical index
is provided for each group, with dis-
tinguishing marks for all new and recent
works. Authors' names are indexed,
and there are no cross references. A
good many of them are still familiar to
most people, whether their works are
much read or not. Bishop Andrewes,
St. Augustine, Mr. Baxter, Dr. Jeremy
Taylor and Bishop Usher are among the
Divinity writers who are still commonly
remembered ; while the discovery in the
same list of " Smectymnus Redivivus,
being an Answer to a Book entitled an
humble Remonstrance : In which the
Original of Liturgy and Episcopacy is
discussed ; with Queries concerning both
. . ." recalls the wordy fights for
supremacy in argument that preceded
and accompanied the great upheaval
of the Civil War. So, too, in the other
sections of the Catalogue ; along with
much that has been forgotten we find
names that mankind will not willingly
let die. Bacon, " Dr. Brown " (i.e. —
vSir Thomas Browne), Camden, Fox's
" Acts and Monuments," Hobbs'
" Leviathan, " Holland's " Plutarch,"
Josephus' " History of the Jews " are a
few of the familiar-sounding names and
titles taken from the Historical section
of the Catalogue : a systematic search
woidd probably reveal quite a respectable
library of books which any modern
bibliophile would be glad to possess. In
short, London's Catalogue is a fascinating
little book to-day, while its value to his
contemporaries must have been great,
especially since, as he says on the title
page, no one had ever provided an /
equally complete and " orderly digested "
Catalogue of English Books. Nowadays
we do our cataloguing with more accuracy
and regularity, but this is a comparatively
new refinement, and all bibliographers
and book lovers of every kind owe
William London thanks for his pioneer
work. It is unreasonable to expect
that the first serious English bibliographer
should have " the last word " in biblio-
graphy, but his Catalogue was, neverthe-
less a notable achievement.
Notes and Announcements
Mr. John Long will shortly publish
Miss Gertrude Warden's new novel.
" The World, the Flesh and the Casino."
Miss Warden portrays the life of a young
man " who has been kept from a know-
ledge of realities and is led astray by a
friend. Tiie ending is very uncon-
ventional."
" The Wander Years, being Some
Account of Journeys into Life, Letters
and Art " is the title given by Mr.
J. H. Yoxall, M.P., to a volume waich he
is publisning with Messrs. Smith, Elder
& Co., on the 4th of March.
Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co. will
publish on March nth a third and very
greatly enlarged edition of Mr. J. Ellis
Barker's book, " Modern Germany : Her
Political and Economic Problems, Her
Policy, Her Ambitions and the Causes of
Her Success." The book has been
revised and brought up to February,
1909, and several chapters have been
added, which deal fully with Germany's
economic policy, finances and labour
conditions, which should be of interest
to Free Traders and Tariff Reformers.
The Open Review is the title of a
new monthly at 6d. net. which is to make
its appearance this spring.
Messrs. Hunter & Longhurst will
shortly publish a work by Melchior
Macbride. entitled " Glastonbury and
the Grail." It is a drama in five acts,
blank verse.
" Psychology and Crime " is the title
of a new book by Professor Hugo Miinster-
berg of Harvard, which Mr. Unwin will
publish on March rst. Its object is to
draw attention to a strangely neglected
field — the field in which psychology and
law come into contact. The book deals
mainly with the mind of the man in the
witness-box, and is full of illuminating
ideas, presented in a popular form.
Among the subjects discussed are : —
Illusion, the Memory of the Witness, the
Detection of Crime, Traces of Emotions.
Untrue Confessions. Suggestions in Court.
I lypnotism and Crime ; and the Preven-
tion of Crime.
Already a second edition has been
called for of Mr. W. Teignmouth Shore's
love story, " A Soul's Awakening." winch
was first issued some tliree weeks ago. 1
The second-hand bookseller's love story.
" The Essay on Shelley," by the late
Mr. Francis Thompson, which attracted
wide attention on its recent appearance
in The Dublin Review, is about to be
reproduced in book form by Messrs.
Burns & Oates. Some further notes on
Shelley, also by Francis Thompson,
supplement the longer composition.
The Hon. and Rev. James Adderley
is shortly issuing a new book, entitled :
" A Piece of New Cloth." It is a tale of
Twentieth Century Church life, touching
upon Christian Socialism and the diffi-
culties experienced by young clergy
faced by old-fashioned Church methods
on the one hand, and the progress of
modern scientific thought on the other.
It is to be published by Messrs. Hunter
& Longhurst.
The Oxford University Press announce
as in preparation popular editions of
Marlowe and Ben Jonson, uniform with
" The Shakespeare Apocrypha," which
Mr. C. F. Tucker Brooke recently edited.
The Marlowe is being edited by Mr.
Tucker Brooke and Professor Walter
Raleigh, and the Jonson, which will, of
course, fill more than one volume, by
Mr. Percy Simpson. As already known,
a library edition of Ben Jonson's works,
edited by Professor C. H. Hertford and
Mr. Percy Simpson, has been in pre-
paration at Oxford for some time.
Messrs. M. H. Gill & Son. Ltd.. will
publish immediately Poems, by "Eva"
of The Nation, first published in San
Francisco over thirty years ago.
A novel by Miss Effie Chamberlayne.
entitled " A Shooting Star," will shortly
be published by the Century Press. Miss
Chamberlayne is the daughter of Mr.
Tankerville Chamberlayne. formerly M P.
for Southampton. The novel is a love
story in which there is a spice of politics.
Messrs. Williams & Norgate have made
arrangements to issue immediately to
subscribers only, an English edition of
Dr. Reinhard Brauns' well known work.
"Das Mineralreich " — "The Mineral
Kingdom " — in 25 parts at 2s. each,
appearing at intervals of about a fort-
night. Dr. Brauns is well known as
Professor of Mineralogy in the University
of Bonn and the English translation with
additions has been made by L. J. Spencer.
F.G.S., of the Mineral Department at the
British Museum. The most remarkable
feature of the work is the large series of
beautifully executed chromolithographs
and 275 figures in the text. When com-
pleted the work will be published in half
leather at £2 16s. net.
Mr. \\Tilliam Tait, Wellington Park
Avenue. Belfast, has in preparation for
publication this spring, " The Arcane
Schools : A Review of their Origin and
Antiquity. With a general history of
Freemasonry, and its relation to the
Theosophical, Scientific, and Philosophic
Mysteries," bv John Yarker, who is
described as " P.M., P.Z.. P.M.Mk.. &c.
330, 960, Hon. Member of many Craft and
High Grade Systems abroad. Hon. IX° of
Rosicruciau Society, &c, &c."
February 27, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
Under the title, " Psyche's Task,"
Messrs. Macmillan & Co. will publish
immediately a discourse by. Prof . J. G.
Frazer, " concerning the Influence of
Superstition on the Growth of Institu-
tions." The subjects dealt with are —
Government, Private Property, Marriage,
and Respect for Human Life.
The second volume of Dr. Hofstede
de Groot's monumental " Catalogue Rai-
sonne of the Most Eminent Dutch
Painters," translated by Mr. Edward G.
Hawke, is shortly to be published by
Messrs. Macmillan. This great work, in
ten volumes, the first of which appeared
a year ago, will replace the meritorious
but obsolete catalogue which John Smith,
the famous dealer, compiled seventy years
ago.
Messrs. Sisley's new publications in-
clude a book on the important subject
of the " Over-production of Women," by
Mrs. Erskine, a lady who has devoted
years to a scientific study of the problem
and claims to have discovered an in-
fallible means of determining sex in the
unborn child ; and " The Innocence of
Isobel," a new novel commenced by its
author at the early age of fourteen and
finished before she was out of her teens.
A series of sketches purporting to give
an account of an imaginary literary club
appeared in various magazines and jour-
nals ; written by Mr. Charles Garvice,
they are to be published in volume form
by Messrs. Hodder & Stoughton.
That 80 per cent, of people can be
hypnotised renders the subject of Hyp-
notism of universal importance. Dr.
Albert Moll is an authority on hypnotism
or psycho-therapeutics, and The Walter
Scott Publishing Co., Ltd., are just
issuing a new and enlarged fifth edition of
his book, one of 600 pages, in their
" Contemporary Science " Series.
Amongst Messrs. Greening's list of
early spring fiction may be noted " The
Unloved," by Ethel Hill, whose first
novel, " The Woman Friend and Wife,"
caused some marked attention at the
hands of the critics ; " Little France,"
by Cyrus Brady, a romance of England's
struggle for her Western possessions ;
" Underground," by John K. Leys, a
tale of adventure in which anarchists
play a leading part ; " Out of the
Shadows," by Captain Henry dirties ;
and "The Sin of the Duchess," by
Houghton Townley.
Messrs. A. & C. Black are publisliing
a study in Religious Idealism by W. R.
Boyce Gibson, under the title of " God
With Us."
A book which should be of a good deal
of interest, not only to art collectors but
to the general public, will be published
in a few days by the Fine Art Trade
Journal, under the title of " Art Prices
Current." The volume will contain a
record of the prices of paintings, water-
colour drawings and engravings, sold at
Christie's during the season 1907-08, to-
gether with an index to artists' and
engravers' names, and will be published
at half-a-guinea.
Mr. Beerbohm Tree lias written the
Introduction to the fourth issue of " The
Green Room Book, or Who's Who on the
Stage," which will be published by
T. Sealey Clark & Co., Ltd. next week.
The works of the Baroness Orczy, as
is well known, enjoy phenomenal sales,
and are to be found in every bookshop
I and bookstall of the English-speaking
world. Messrs. Greening now include
" Beau Brocade " in their shilling red
cloth series, of which " The Scarlet Pim-
pernel " was the pioneer.
Messrs. Hodder & Stoughton announce
"The First Stone," a story of Scottish
domestic life, by Mrs. Mary Stuart Boyd.
Mr. Elliot Stock announces a cheap
edition (2s. 6d. net) of Miss Irene Pal-
mer's book on the nature and ministra-
tion of angels, entitled, " Our Friends the
Angels." Sir Robert Anderson, who
contributes the preface, says: — " It is a
most suggestive book, and I commend it
to Bible students."
Messrs. Constable will issue in a few
days a small volume comprising a series
of notes on vital topics made from time
to time by Mr. Francis Francis, a close
student of present-day politics. These
notes have been arranged under the
general title of " National Independence,
or a Commonsense Policy," and deals
with many subjects, among wliich may
be mentioned Tariff Reform, Education
and Universal Service. The whole is
a plea for commonsense citizenship.
A subject of more than ordinary
interest is discussed in a new book
coining from Messrs. Constable in a few
days. The subject is " Railroad Re-
; organisation." The author, Stuart Dag-
gett, Ph.D., has made the basis of his
work an examination of the financial his-
tory of the six most important American
railroads wliich failed between 1893 and
1896.
On March 2nd Mr. John Lane will
publish "In Re Shakespeare Problem,
Beeching v. Greenwood : the Defendant's
\ Reply," by G. G. Greenwood, M.P.
(author of " The Shakespeare Problem
' Re-Stated ") ; " Dear Fatherland : a
I Novel," by Lieutenant F. O. Bilse (author
5 of " Life in a Garrison Town ") ; " The
Prince's Pranks : a Novel," by Charles
j Lowe ; and " Madrid," by A. F. Calvert,
an Historical and Descriptive Account of
the Spanish Capital, with 450 illustra-
' tions.
The Booksellers' Provident
Retreat
The quarterly meeting of the Committee
J of the Retreat was held on February 19th.
at 56, Old Bailey, E.C., Mr. Wm.
Bartram (Longmans, Green & Co.) in the
chair. Other members of the Committee
present were : — Messrs. J. H. H. Barnard,
J. Cooper, W. H. Jelpke, W. A. Kelk,
F. H. Lamb, and F. J. Rymer.
The accounts for the previous quarter
were passed, and the orders for payment
were given. Everything in connection
with the Retreat was reported as being
in a satisfactory condition.
Glasgow Book Trade Notes
By " Mungo "
During the past fortnight Miss Horni-
man's Company from the Gaiety Theatre,
Manchester, under the direction of Mr.
B. Iden Payne, has been treating Glasgow
playgoers to " David Ballard," " The
Return of the Prodigal," " Widowers'
Houses " and other modern plays. These
plays do not appeal to the average fre-
quenter of the theatre, but only to a
comparative few, and perhaps this is
due to the fact that they make a demand
on the intellect and the ordinary play-
goer will probably be disappointed and
bored by them, hi that he is called upon
to think.
It is good to see that dramatic work
of the standard offered by Miss Horniman
can be run without pecuniary loss,
because it is to be feared that since
playgoing became respectable the literary
standard of the drama has deteriorated.
Amusement and not enlightenment is
asked, and there is an affinity between
a good number of the pieces brought
forward to gratify this demand, and a
certain questionable class of novel, the
success of which shows in what direction
the taste of a large section of the public
is tending.
Literary and dramatic merit are not
the qualities that go to make a piece a
financial success, and when Shakespeare
is staged managers recognise this, and the
dramatist is crowded out by spectacular
display ; but in the plays above men-
tioned we have high class work interpreted
through the medium of a high class com-
pany, who do not look on cash results as
the first consideration.
As a rule, the appearance of any play
in a local theatre makes only a slight
difference in the demand for the author's
work ; this rule applies, of course, only
to authors whose works are constantly
selling.
In Glasgow, George Bernard Shaw
holds first place amongst modern play-
wrights ; he has a large following, and
his books are in steady demand, and
even his two volumes of resurrected
essays had quite a large sale. Ibsen is the
only dramatist who conies near him as
far as popularity counts. His admirers
are looking forward to his forthcoming
volume ' ' On Getting Married ' ' ; while
both those who admire him and those
who do not await with interest G. K.
Chesterton's study of the man and his
work. This will surely be a case of
Greek meeting Greek.
Of the other authors whose work is
being staged by Miss Horniman, John
Galsworthy (author of " The Silver Box ")
is best known from his successful novels
" The Country House " and " A Man of
Property," both of which books had a
large sale here. St. John Hankin (author
of " The Return of the Prodigal ") is
probably best known in Glasgow for his
collection of clever Punch verses, which
appeared some years ago, entitled " Lost
Masterpieces." in which he sang : — ■
" And musing oft on how and why,
And lost in philosophic lore,
The thought that two and two make
four
Consoles me in my agony."
28o
The Publishers' Circular February 27, i9o9
Telephone : Central l i 624.
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The usual monthly meeting of the
Board of Directors of the above Institu-
tion was held on Thursday. Feb. i8th, at
56, Old Bailey, E.C., C. J. Longman, Esq.
in the chair. Other members of the
Board present were : —Messrs. A. T.
Aldridge (Taylor & Co.), C. A. Ashley
(Wells Gardner, Darton & Co., Ltd.),
J. R. Blade (Simpkin, Marshall & Co.,
Ltd.), W. H. Bull (Marshall Bros., Ltd.),
J. Clark, J. Cooper (W. & R. Chambers.
Ltd.), J, H. Crane, J. Foster (Macmillan
& Co., Ltd.), C. H. Hollingsworth
(Macmillan & Co., Ltd.), F. J. James,
W. H. Jelpke (Longmans. Green & Co.),
F. H. Lamb < Willing & Co., Ltd.), C. T.
Langford (Macmillan & Co., Ltd.),
A. W. Nott, W. G. Reynolds (Simpkin,
Marshall & Co., Ltd.), F. J. Rymer
(Sampson Low, Marston & Co.. Ltd.),
E. Shallis (Macmillan & Co., Ltd.). and
J. E. Stroulger (Rivingtons).
A sum of £115 was granted towards
the relief of members and widows of
members. Two new members, Messrs.
Braybrooke and Feani, were elected, and
three further applications for membership
were received. The deaths of two of
the Institution's oldest members at the
advanced ages of 95 and 84 respectively
were announced.
The Secretary reported the receipt
of the following donations : — Messrs.
Spottiswoode & Co., Ltd., £1 is. ; Messrs.
Whittaker & Co., Ltd., £1 is.
The New Magazine
Qood Trade Terms.
An Interview with Mr. Arthur Spurgeon
by a P.C. "Special."
That the house of Cassell is putting on
to the market another monthly magazine,
which has been given the apt title of The
New Magazine, is, of course, an event of
considerable interest to the trade. Ac-
cordingly, I called upon Mr. Arthur
Spurgeon, the General Manager of the
house of Cassell, and asked him to tell
me something about his new venture.
" The New Magazine," he said, " acts
up to its title, for it is quite unlike any
other magazine in this country. The
public is always asking for something
new in magazines, and this one looks
fresh and is fresh from cover to cover."
At this point Mr. Spurgeon gave me
an advance copy of the first number.
The cover is of a delicate Wedgwood
blue, with a charming photograph printed
in a rich sepia in the centre. On turning
THE
NEW "
N" 1- APRIL Magazine.
over the pages I was able to get an idea
of the contents. In the front I noticed
many pages, printed on the finest art
paper and in colours, containing portraits
of the most beautiful of Britain's
daughters, on the stage and off, with
scenes from the latest theatrical suc-
cesses, also in colour. Following this
section came a hundred pages of fiction
illustrated by the best artists of the day,
among whom I noticed Fred Pegram.
Cyrus Cuneo, H. M. Brock, &c. And
finally, at the end of the number, was a
most tastefully produced section under
the heading of "Woman's Kingdom,"
covering the whole gamut of woman's
interests. In short, The New Magazine,
both outside and inside, is about as
attractive as any modern magazine can be
made.
" This must be a very costly pro-
duction, Mr. Spurgeon," I suggested.
"It is; but at the same time I am
giving the trade good terms, because I
am depending on a big circulation to
make this tiling pay. and I know that
the trade, with the consideration they
have always shown to Cassell's, will
again come to the support of the house.
In fact, the advance orders already prove
this, for they have exceeded my most
hopeful expectations, and we have just
had. to increase the printing order to
February 27, 1939 The Publishers' Circular
cope with them. But to return to the
question of terms. We are asking 3s. 6d.
per dozen, or 3 id. per copy, and they are
on full sale or return, so that the smallest
retailer can get a full penny profit on
every copy."
" I take it you are going to advertise
The New Magazine extensively ? " I
inquired.
" Certainly we are. You will see
sixteen-sheet posters, being an enlarge-
ment of the cover in the same colours, all
over the United Kingdom in a few days.
Also we are expending a great deal in
newspaper advertising and in a novel
method of advertising, which, for the
present, I must not reveal."
Before I left Mr. Spurgeon I learned
that the Art Supplement in colour was
to be a regular feature, and that good
fiction, whether written by authors of
established reputation or clever young
writers making their way, would be the
keynote of the magazine, while the best
black and white artists only would have
control of the illustrations. There is
nothing cheap about The New Magazine
except the price, and I believe that there
can be no question whatever about
Messrs. Cassell having in this production
a success surpassing even that they have
achieved with The Story-Teller ; and I
may add incidentally that it is the Editor
of The Story -Teller who will also control
the destinies of The New Magazine.
The first number is due on March
20th, and it is quite certain that it will
get thorough support from every branch
of the trade.
The Pageant at Bath
" They do say " all and sundry are
offering themselves to fill the various
leading characters in the coming Pageant
at Bath. A very bucolic personage
recently entered the office of the manager
of one of the many departments being
overlooked there just now. His intro-
duction was unique, and his overtures, to
say the least, were curious.
" I saw summut, sir," he said, " in
ther paper about this here Bladud and
pigs. Well, sir, I've bin all me life used to
pigs — out in the country, sir, and here in
Bath. For farteen years, sir, I've bin hi
Bath, sir, down at — (here a well-known
firm was mentioned) — tending to their
pigs — see, sir ? What I was thinking of,
sir, when I saw that in the paper, sir,
were perhaps I ud do for Bladud, so
that I could look arter the pigs."
The poor man was told there would be
difficulties in the way that would prevent
the position of Prince Bladud being
allotted to him. He went away a dis-
appointed man and with a little difficulty
in comprehending why his valuable
knowledge in the matter of tending pigs
was not better appreciated.
Messrs. Cornish Bros., Ltd., of Bir-
mingham, announce an important work
on "The Botany of Worcestershire," an
account of the flowering plants, ferns,
mosses, hepatics, lichens, fungi, and fresh-
water algae which grow, or have grown,
spontaneously in the County of Worcester,
with an Introduction and a map, by
John Amphlett, M.A., S.C.L. (of Clent),
and Carleton Rea, B.C.L., M.A.
A Veteran Bookseller
The Late Mr. Harvey Pearse, of
Rochdale
The bookselling trade is all the poorer
to-day and Lancashire has lost one of
its worthies by the death of Harvey
Pearse, of Rochdale, which took place
on Saturday', February 20th, 1909. He
had been unable to take his usual interest
in business for several weeks ; the end
was not altogether unexpected, and it
j came painlessly and peaceful at the
last. $*i
Born in Plymouth on December 31st,
183 1, he had reached the ripe age 'of his
seventy-eighth year. He was never
! married, lived always in private apart-
ments, and followed a very regular, simple
and unostentatious life.
In 1843 be was apprenticed to Edward
Nettleton, one of the most respected
booksellers in the West. The business was
afterwards Nettleton & Simms (brother
of the late S. W. Simms, of Bath). > At
the termination of his apprenticeship he
MR. HARVEY PEARSE.
I entered the employ of;~J. S. Doidge, hi
j Whimple Street. After "a short stay there
he joined the staff of Roger Lidstone, in
George Street, the premier bookshop in
the three towns. At the end of eighteen
months his aspirations led him to try his
fortune in Manchester. A journey which,
considering the railway had' not reached
the far West, required pluck, hardihood
and courage. He landed in the Cotton
City in 1853, without a friend or anyone
he knew to go to ; but within three days
he was engaged by Simms & Dinham, hi
St. Ann's Square, the leading business hi
Lancashire. The partners were about
dissolving in favour of Mr. Simms, who
offered the young aspirant the position of
first assistant. His good fortune may be
attributed as much to the traditional
clannishness of Devonians (for they all
hailed from the West) if not more than
to his irreproachable recommendations,
which were Harvey Pearse's chief asset.
In 1 86 1 Mr. Simms sold the business
to Edwin Slater (a name still remembered
in Manchester). In course of a few years
Mr. Slater became bankrupt, and the
premises and stock were taken over by
James E. Cornish, who first came to
Manchester in 1854, started business in
Piccadilly, and electrified the booksellers
by being the first to offer twopence in
the shilling discount. He removed his
stock to St. Ann's Square, and the
business since his death is still carried
on as J. E. Cornish, Ltd., under improved
and modern conditions by a new pro-
prietary, i j 1 j •
From 1853 to 1871 Harvey Pearse
remained as head assistant, and during
that period he came into personal contact
with the nobility, gentry, merchants and
clergy of South Lancashire, making good
friends and winning golden opinions.
How " Harvey " came to go to
Rochdale
In 1870, Chambers's representative
happening to make his usual call, sug-
gested to Harvey Pearse that there was
a good opening in Rochdale for a book-
seller, and he at once began making
enquiries of the Rochdale manufacturers
who regularly gathered at the shop hi
vSt. Ann's Square, and received every
encouragement " to try his luck." The
step was finally taken in 1871 on the
decisive opinion of W. W. Sedgwick,
Esq., J.P., and from 1871 to the present
day Harvey Pearse plodded on for
tliirty-eight years hi liis own quiet way,
gathering round himself the support,
esteem and respect of every one who came
in touch with him.
It may not be out of place here to
refer to his younger brother Percival,
who, after going through the usual trade
curriculum under Roger Lidstone, in due
course followed his brother, obtained
employment with Edwin Slater (who
had opened two branch shops, one in
Market Street, Manchester, and the other
in Warrington). Percival Pearse was
placed in the former as manager, and
subsequently transferred to Warrington.
When Mr. Slater failed, he became pro-
prietor, and worked up one of the most
prosperous bookselling businesses in the
North of England. Pie died a few years
ago. His principal assistant, Mr. Frank
Morris, still carries on the business with
the same tact and sound judgment which
has hitherto marked its growing success.
Harvey Pearse was a faithful member
of the Booksellers' Association from its
inception and a strenuous supporter of
the " Net " principle. But he has now
gone from us, " wearing the white flower
of a blameless life " and leaving behind
him an honourable and honoured name ;
but there is, apparently, no one to fill
his place or to follow in his footsteps.
Pitman's Office Desk Book
Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd.,
announce for immediate publication a
second, revised, and cheaper edition at
is. net of the " Office Desk Book,"
which is a concise reference book for all
engaged in business, especially clerks.
In the new edition special attention has
been paid to foreign weights and
measures, and to the systems of foreign
coinage, and a useful ready reckoner
has been added to the alphabetical
arrangement of the hundred and one
subjects treated.
282
The
Publishers' Circular February 27, i9o9
Notable Novels
James Blyth's New Invasion Story
THE SWOOP OF THE VULTURE
By JAMES BLYTH. 6s.
THE SWORD AND THE COWL
By EDGAR SWAN. 6s.
" A thoroughly c tertatoing story." — Bystander.
A BANISHED LADY
By SARAH TYTLER. 6s.
"Miss Tytler is at her best in this boo; . . a
charr&ing Story," — The World.
LOVES NEW AND OLD
By JEAN MIDDLEMASS. 6s.
" \n cxcitiiii: talc "—The Standard.
THE TRAGEDY OF 44
By CLARENCE FORESTIER=WAL '< ER
Author of " The Chameleon."
"A very interesting bork and woithy of the author of
The Cliameleon.'" — Madame.
A BORN GENIUS
By ALICE M. DIEHL 6s.
THE PERFECT UNION
By "ALIEN." 6s.
"This book h.is a very di-tinct charm." — Standard.
London : DIGBY, LONG & Co., 18, Bouverie Street. E C.
Death of Mr. Peter Cowell
For many years Vice= President of the
Library Association
WE regret to have to record the death,
on February 12th, in his seventy -first
year, of Mr. Peter Cowell, Chief Librarian
of the Liverpool Public Libraries. He was
taken ill in the last days of the past year
and removed from his home, on the
Cheshire side of the Mersey, to a nursing
home in Liverpool, where he was operated
upon for an internal complaint. This was
successfully accomplished ; but pneu-
monia supervened, from which he ap-
peared to be making recovery, when a
sudden relapse terminated fatally.
I Mr. Cowell entered the library service
of Liverpool whilst still a youth, in 1853,
on the opening of the first Lending
Library. By self-effort and assiduity he
rose to be Superintendent Librarian of
the Lending Libraries, then limited to
two in the city. On the death of Mr.
George Hudson, in 1875, he was promoted
to the vacant Chief Librariansliip, a post
he so ably filled up to his death. During
his long service as head of the institution
he initiated many improvements and
extensions in the facilities for the greater
use of the collections placed under his
charge. The Picton Reading Room (that
British Museum of the North) of England
had his special watchfulness for utility,
and became a Reference Library of winch
he and the public of the City had every
reason to feel proud.
In later years the extension of the City
bomidaries led to the establislrment in
the outer districts of smaller replicas of
the great central institution in William
Brown Street. These Libraries, the
buildings, fittings and equipment, are
recognised as models of their class in the
kingdom.
Mr. Cowell was one of that small but
earnest band of librarians who, in 1876,
welcomed their American colleagues to
this country, a meeting which eventuated
in the formation of the Library Associa-
tion of the United Kingdom, and of whic h
he was Vice-President for many years.
He frequently contributed papers to the
meetings of this body, and was recognised
as a typical representative of all that was
newest and best in library science in the I
Provinces. He had visited the United I
States and studied their library methods, i
and was a frequent visitor to the Conti-
nent, ever seeking new ideas for increasing
the usefulness of the institutions under his
care.
He was always to be approached for
information on those points on which he
might be deemed an expert, and ever
willing to help those who sought the
benefit of his wide experience. He was
the author of " Liverpool Public Libra-
ries : a History of Fifty Years," published
in 1903. ■ !
He leaves a widow, two sons and one
daughter. Librarianship in this country,
and in Lancashire in particular, is
distinctly poorer by the loss of such an
able administrator to the wants of the
reading public.
The Proposed Poor Law
Changes
Messrs. Macmtllan & Co. publish a
summarised explanation of the Report
of the Poor Law Commission, so far as
it relates to England and Wales, by Mrs.
Helen Bosanquet, one of the members
who has signed the Majority Report. In
the compass of a volume of moderate size
the main recommendations of the Report
are clearly stated, with the grounds upon
which they are based. As a writer on
similar questions the author is well
known, and with such expert guidance it
is hoped that the ordinary reader who is
without technical training will be able to
obtain a clearer understanding of a most
complex problem of great interest.
International Copyright
A Blue Book was issued on February
i'8th dealing with the revised Convention
of Berne " for the protection of literary
and artistic works " wliich was signed
at Berlin on November 13th, 1908. The
report deals with copyright relating to
mechanical instruments as well as to
books and works of art. It is pointed out
that the somewhat anomalous privilege
granted by the final protocol of the Berne
Convention, declaring that the manufac-
ture and sale of " musical boxes " should
not constitute an infringement of musical
copyright, was a concession to the
" musical box " industry of Switzerland.
This, however, has been extended in
some countries to gramophones and
pianolas which have been invented or
have assumed commercial importance
during the last twenty years. In this
connection an article was adopted estab-
lishing the general principle that the
composer of a musical work should have
the exclusive right to authorise the
reproduction and performance of his
work by means of mechanical instru-
ments. Another article safeguards the
authors of literary, scientific, or artistic
works, by giving them the exclusive
right of authorising the reprdouction and
public representation of their works by
cinematography. — Morning Post.
Mention the "PC." — Our readers who order books
&c , they see mentioned pr advertised in The Piblisheks
CIRCULAR will do us a great service if they will mention
the fact to the Publishers and Wholesale Agents.
National Book Trade
Provident Society (Oxford
Branch^
The fourth general meeting of the Oxford
members of the above Society was held
in Taphouse's. Rooms on February 16th,
1909, Mr. B. H. Blackwell in the chair.
Over forty members and prospective
members were present, including : —
Messrs. F. S. Thornton, J. Colegrove.
F. W. Chaundy, C. Horser, H. G. Gadney.
IF. J. Hanks, and others. The Local
.Secretary (Mr. W. Hunt) having read the
minutes of the previous meeting next
submitted his report, in which he stated
that the membership at the end of the
year was 35. which — -with the 9 new
nominations passed by the General
Committee the previous week — made a
total of 44. On the proposal of Mr. J.
Colegrove, supported by Mr. Broom, it
was decided to elect the committee en bloc.
The Chairman, in a short address,
spoke of the encouraging manner in
which the Society was now making
headway, referred particularly to the
work of the London Committee, and
mentioned that the annual meeting in
May next would be held in Birmingham.
Mr. F. S. Thornton announced that, in
connection with the District Committee,
first and second prizes would be given
to assistants for the two best essays on
Boswell's " Life of Johnson " sent in
before December 31st next. The meeting
then resolved itself into a social gathering,
light refreshments and smokes being
provided. An excellent programme of
songs and glees was greatly appreciated,
the following gentlemen contributing
to the harmony— Messrs. Bishop, Cook.
Hanks, Hickman, Hosier, Hunt, Rowles.
Schmidt, Thornton, and Wood. A very
enjoyable evening concluded with the
singing of the National Anthem.
All information respecting the Society
may be obtained from the General
Secretarv, Mr. R. W. Thornton, 17,
Philpot Lane, E.C.
A Copyright Comedy
THE Socialist hall-mark was given to the
Minority Report of the Royal Commission
on the Poor Laws on Friday, February
19th, by the publication of a popular
edition by the Fabian Society. The book
has an interesting history.
It is stated that the publicity which
was given at intervals to the proceedings
of the Commission from the Minority
point of view caused dissatisfaction in
Government circles, and the announce-
ment that the Fabian Society was about
to bring out a cheap edition of the
Minority Report was the last straw.
Some machinery appears to have been
set in motion, and the secretary of the
society received a letter from the Treasury
threatening legal proceedings for an
injunction for infringement of the Crown
copyright. Tlvis had the effect of taking
Mr. Sidney Webb (whose wife signed the
Minority Report) to the quarters of the
Crown Law Officers, where an amusing
interview took place with a leading
official.
February 27, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
283
When Mr. Webb asked this official
who he imagined was the author of the
Report, lie replied, " The secretary to
the Royal Com mission, of course." He
was considerably surprised when Mr.
Webb announced his authorship of the
document, and that he possessed the
copyright and not the Crown, but that
if any injunction was to be obtained he
was the person to do so.
The threat of legal proceedings re-
mained, however, and so the Prime
Minister was approached. He intimated
that he knew nothing of the matter,
which was purely departmental.
A search was then made at the
Treasury, and an old unrepealed Treasury
Minute, dated 1867, was discovered,
setting forth that as the primary cause
for the publication of reports of Royal
Commissions was that everyone should
become acquainted with the proceedings,
any person might so publish them, and
no hindrances or difficulties were to be
placed in the way of such publication.
Here, then, the action of the Fabian
Society was doubly vindicated — -first,
through the authorship of Mr. Sidney
Webb, and second, on the authority of a
Treasury Minute.
The threat to prosecute was with-
drawn, and thus the society's edition
came out, as stated. It is a curious
coincidence that the Official Report is
being sold at the low price of 5s. 6d.,
and this, of course, contains both re-
ports.
Widespread interest was expressed
yesterday in the two Reports. Almost
universal approval is expressed of the
demand made by the Commissioners for
the abolition of the present workhouse
system. — The Express.
American Notes
■{From the New York Publishers'1 Weekly)
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT
The Library of Congress has published
a volume entitled " International Copy-
right Union, Berne Convention, 1886;
Paris Convention, 1 896 ; Berlin Conven-
tion, 1908." The volume contains the
report of the delegate of the United
States [Thorvald Solberg] to the Inter-
national Conference for the Revision of
the Berne Copyright Convention, held at
Berlin, Germany, October 14th to Novem-
ber 14th, 1908. To this is appended the
text of the Convention signed at Berne,
September 9th, 1886, the amendments
agreed to at Paris, May 4th, 1896, and the
Declaration of Interpretation signed at
Paris, May 4th, 1896. There is also
included a very useful Bibliography of
the International Copyright Union, includ-
ing (1) Berne Convention, 1886 ; (2) Paris
Conference, 1896; (3) Berlin Conference,
1908 ; (4) Books and pamphlets relating
to the International Copyright Union ;
(5) Le Droit d'Auteur — Contributions
relating to the International Copyright
Union, 1 888-1908. The work is reprinted
from Goth Congress, 2d session, House of
Representatives Document No. 1208. It
is furnished by the Government Printing
Office, Library Division, as Copyright
Office Bulletin No. 13. (70 p. 4 °.)
A COMPLETE EDITION OF TOLSTOI
A publishing house of Moscow pro-
mises a complete edition of the works of
Tolstoi, numbering about 25 volumes.
Hitherto a complete edition has not been
possible, owing to the censorship and the
difficulties in paying royalties. Under the
arrangements of the publishers, royalties
to the amount of $ 250,000 will be paid in
annual instalments of $25,000. Tnis
edition is said to have the approval of
Premier Stolypin.
A fine reprint of the " He "
Bible of 161 1
In five handsome, handy, well-produced
volumes, averaging each 586 pages, the
Cambridge University Press has reprinted
the 161 1 Authorised Version of the Bible
in English. iHere for the first time we
have an absolutely faithful reproduction
of the original text at a price within the
reach of most people, for the five vols,
bound in cloth only cost 20s. net the set.
The text reprinted is that of the first
issue, there having been two issues in the
year 161 1. Mr. Aldis Wright, by whom
the present reprint is edited, has compiled
a list of the variations between these two
issues, and this hst is given in the first
volume of the reprint (pp. vii — xxiii).
From the fact that the first issue gave in
Ruth 3, 15 " And when she helde it, he
measured sixe measures of barley, and
laide it on her : and HE went into the
citie," while, in the second issue, the
latter sentence read " and SHE went into
the citie," the first issue came to be
known as a He Bible and the second as a
She Bible. Modern Bibles are variations
of the She Bible ; the present reprint is
of the He Bible. The original edition was
a handsome black letter folio, with two
columns on a page. In the present reprint
each page represents one of these columns,
so that a complete page of the original
text is seen at the opening of two opposite
pages of the reproduction. The black
letter of the first edition is represented in
the present reprint by Roman type, and
the Roman type by italic. This form of
issue makes the Bible as easy to read as
a six-s'iilhug novel.
Letters to the Editor
We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
opinions expressed by our Correspondents.
THE BOOKING FEE QUESTION
Dear Sir, — May I respectfully suggest
to the publishers the consideration of
the abolition of the booking fee (2d.)
charged by most publishers on parcels
of under 10s. net, or at least that it be
charged only on parcels of 5s. net.
Some publishers already charge
booking 011 the latter amount only.
It is most distressing and dishearten-
ing to me, and doubtless it is equally
so to my fellow-booksellers in the
country, to have to pass invoices showing,
even after allowing for the settlement
discount, not more than 7 \ or 8 per cent,
gross profit, and sometimes less than
that.
There must be deducted from the
small difference between the trade and
retail charges the amount of contract
for carriage, postages, and establishment
expenses ; in fact, there is not sufficient
profit made to deduct the fair share
of the last-named.
What is the cure for it all ?
The publishers are so numerous, and
the books ordered day by day so
various, that it is impossible to make up
a 1 os. net parcel from each publisher
every day, and to hold the orders over
until they accumulate sufficiently to
save booking fees does not tend to give
one a reputation for promptness.
Again I say, what is the remedy for it
all, for certainly a remedy is needed ?
The abolition of the booking fee on
parcels of over 5s. net would help us.
It would, however, be a still greater
encouragement to us if the publishers
instead of invoicing "at sale," would
supply at a little lower rate, for the
publishers in their own interest should
see to it t hat their allies — the booksellers —
get a living profit. — Yours faithfully,
Henry R. Firmin
(Manager).
Principality Educational Depot Co., Ltd..
Cardiff.
BETTER TO MAKE IT NET.
Sir, — I sent my collector into the City
on Friday last to the publishers for a
copy of Drummoud's " Tropical Africa "
(published at 3s. 6d. ; selling price,
2S. 8d.). He paid cash, and was charged
2S. 6d., so I get 2d. profit on 2s. 6d.
How can a bookseller pay his way on
these terms ? Surely, it would have been
better to make the book net if no better
terms could be given than these. When
will publishers look upon these matters
from a business-like point of view, for
it is only when they do that the book-
selling trade will revive, and intelligent
men take an interest in it ?
Yours faithfully,
George H. Croyden.
High Road, Leytonstone.
February 23rd.
[Mr. Croyden appears to forget that
publishers sometimes have to consult
the wishes of authors, and, unfortunately,
some authors refuse to have their books
published at net prices — their view is
that the net price prevents sales to people
who have been brought up on discount.
The net system is spreading, and some of
us will five to see the day when the
discount system will be as much out of
date as hansoms and horse-buses. — Ed.]
" BROTHER OFFICERS."
Dear Sir, — We regret through an over-
sight on our part a literary note was sent
to you for Horace Wyndham's new book
" Brother Officers."
In justice to Messrs. Everett would
you be good enough to state in your next
issue that we are only publishing the
',' Colonial edition " of this book. — -Yours
faithfully,
Stanley Paul & Co.
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THOMAS KEN
IZAAK WALTON
A Sketch of their Lives and Family Connection
By E. MARSTON
Short Extracts from very pleasant Reviews in the leading English and American Papers
The Bookman
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Another delightful, old-fashioned book by " The
Amateur Angler." ... It has the stamp of a hearty
affection for books and men in every chapter.
A welcome contribution to the literature of a
subject that is always welcome to enthusiasts of
the rod.
It is not surprising, therefore
should be of special interest.
that this book
Every angler will warmly welcome the book ; we
also feel sure that it will be appreciated by many
who are not followers of the art.
Mr. Marston's book owes a deal of its charm to its
simplicity ... a book all good anglers should
possess.
A volume from the pen of " The Amateur Angler "
is always worth reading for its genial, mellow
atmosphere.
Written with much literary charm, and with entire
knowledge of the subject.
Mr. Marston is now eighty-four years old . , , and
since he can amuse himself and entertain thousands
of readers, we are thankful and return our thanks.
He has a youthful enthusiasm which warms and
illumines his page.
Geniality is his keynote, and it is with delightful
zest that he writes of Walton and his ecclesiastical
friends and relatives.
It is a delightful addition to such Waltoniana as
we already possess, and will be welcomed by every
angler with any pretentions to the smallest literary or
historical taste.
*• Cheery humour, an excellent gift for fishing, and
prolonged literary activity are further links between
" The Amateur Angler " and Walton.
Those wishing to make acquaintance with the
leading facts of Ken and Walton's lives could not do
better than secure this excellent compilation by
Mr. E. Marston, himself a noted angler. 4
The book is written throughout with knowledge,
good taste and enthusiasm, for Mr. Marston is also an
angler of repute and, needless to say, a bookish man.
Mr. Marston retains at 84 his old and pleasant
enthusiasm for a pet subject, and has brought
together some of the newest discoveries concerning
the author of the " Compleat Angler.",
Many will welcome another book from |Mr. E.
Marston, F.R.G.S., the veteran publisher.
• The subject itself is charmingly treated too, original
in manner if not in matter. Mr. Marston's brief life
of Walton is a scholarly piece of work, and it is
eminently fitting that he, the doyen Of angling letters,
should have given it to us.
Mr. Marston has admirably] collated the various
lives and papers relating to Ken and Walton, and has
woven them into a very clear and comprehensive
narrative.
The Morning Post
Sept. 15, 1908
The Times
Sept. 17, 1908
Hampshire Chronicle
Sept. 26, 1908
The Scotsman
Sept. 24, 1908
The Fishing Cazette
The Sporting and
Dramatic News
Oct. 3, 1908
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Oct. 3, 1908.
Liverpool Daily Post
Publishers' Circular
Feres' Sporting Notes
Staffordshire
Advertiser
Jam. 2, 1909
New York Times
Dec. 5, 1908
Sheffield Daily
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Jan. 19, 1909
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Mr. Marston has dug out a few of the most interest
ing features and brought out their connection in the
life of Walton. The latter is related with sympathy.
A pleasant little volume of biographical lore by the
genial litterateur who is well known as " the Amateur
Angler."
Mr. Marston's sketches, as he modestly calls them .
are really delightful and give us actually fresh facts
as to Ken. . . . The book must have special charm
for Wintonians.
His study of the lives of his two famous subjects is
moved by a fine analytical spirit and by sympathetic
insight.
There is a personal charm, as well as a literary
grace in all Mr. Marston's writings. . . . nor is
humour lacking, for he has a merry soul within him,
despite his weight of years. . , J ./a -d j4
The present book shows Mr. Marston, as was the
industrious Izaak at times, to be an interesting
biographer, as well as a good writer upon fishing.
He has consulted the best authorities concerning
the lives of both worthies, and has woven the
materials in consecutive sketches of their lives,
families and connections.
He takes us very pleasantly through the interesting
period covered by the two lives. ... He concen-
trates it in handy form and full of the real Waltonian
flavour.
There is a calm and pleasant atmosphere surround-
ing the apostle of the rod. . . . The ordinary reader
will derive much pleasure in reading this accurate,
moderatelv stated, and thoroughly "fresh air"
account of those who might be described as two of
the most famous men of quiet life.
In this work the author has brought together all
the ascertained information in the life of his hero, and
his connection with his brother-in-law, the Bishop of
Bath and Wells.
Mr. Marston has given us a most interesting sketch
of two very interesting " lives," and he has thereby
earned the thanks of all admirers of one of Stafford's
most notable citizens.
Mr. Marston gives us both excellent text and 'even
more welcome autographs, facsimiles and pictures.
Walton's life has been written by one in complete
sympathy.
Mr. Marston's sketch of Izaak Walton is fully as
interesting as his little biography of Ken. As an
angler he writes with a good deal of enthusiasm of the
gentle Izaak.
It may also be said to be a review of all that has
been published bearing on the life of Walton, his
pastime, his books and his occupation.
ff Izaak Walton hasTmany devoted disciples who
combine with their love of sport a natural love of
books. Mr. E. Marston, the " Amateur Angler," is
one of the oldest and most zealous of them. He has
written another book which all Waltonians should
place upon their shelves.
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CONTENTS
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Books of the Future . . . . . . 329
Notes and Announcements . . . . 329
ArTici.es — Edinburgh Book Notes ;
Animated Pictures in Colour ; Nash's
Magazine ; Bookselling in Ireland ;
Book Notes from Sheffield ; A Good
Novel of Golf ; The Late Mr. William
E. Abel ; Those " Earnest Women " ;
Book Beggars ; National Book Trade
Provident Society ; Continental Book
Trade Notes ; Some Reminiscences of
a Publisher ; Football in the Trade ;
International Association of Anti-
quarian Booksellers, &c. . . 331-345
Spring Announcements . . . . 347
Notices of Books . . . . . . 375
Books of the Week . . . . . . 379
Index to Advertisers on p. 306
THE
Publishers' Circular
Books of the Future —
Coming
Pope tells us that Heaven from all
creatures hides the Book of Fate, and
goes on to ask if lambs had our prescience
■would they skip and play and lick the
hand jitst raised to shed their blood ?
If we may think of the authors as
lambs, and the hands just raised to shed
their blood as those of the critics, then a
glance at our Announcement Number
makes us shudder for a lot of people who
are now skipping and playing, and taking
happy week-ends oblivious of their fate.
Trying to see into the future is one of
Hie attributes of humanity which marks
it as superior to the rest of creation, and
whether it is a diplomatist fathoming
the future for his country, or a maiden
lining the gipsy's hand with silver, the
position is an interesting one ; and for
the same ' reason it always seems to us
that our Announcement Numbers are
most interesting. We like to know
what Mr. John Murray, Messrs. Long-
mans, Messrs. Macmillan, and the other
well-known houses are shortly to publish,
nor is it much less attractive for anyone
interested in books to run down the lists
of houses which were unknown to fame,
or even to the Post Office Directory, a
few years ago.
Booksellers are often foreseeing and
methodical — they like to run down the
lists of announcements in our special
issues, such as the present, and enter
under the names of customers interested
in special subjects the new books an-
nounced on those subjects — and we
happen to know also that a great many
librarians make up their weekly, monthly
and quarterly orders from our columns.
Not very long since, in the course of
conversation with an old friend (one of
our leading publishers who has known
the P.C. for nearly forty years), he amused
us by asking if five hundred copies of our
paper were sold, and was genuinely
surprised to find it was much nearer
five thousand, sold to postal subscribers
at home and abroad, and through the
trade.
It is this large circulation Jiamong
specially interested people that adds so
much value to Announcement Numbers,
such as the present — a number which is
very gratifying to us as being much the
Best Spring Announcement
Number
we have ever published, and also as the
best evidence of the spirit of confidence
and enterprise with which our publishers
are commencing the new season.
Books of the Past-
Gone
The event of the week has been the
disappearance, or rather the announce-
ment of the disappearance, of many old
and some fairly rare volumes from the
Library of Lincoln's Inn, probably the
oldest and certainly the best law library
in London or in the Kingdom for that
matter. Reporters from the daily papers
have perhaps been making a little too
much of the loss sustained by the Library,
because, as a well-known London book-
seller explained to the representative
of The Daily Telegtaph, there would be
no difficulty in replacing the works
which have disappeared — the majority
for a poimd or two each, and the rarest
would not cost more than from £10 to
£15. We understand that lists of the
■ missing books have been supplied to the
1 antiquarian booksellers, so it is unneces-
I sary to reproduce them.
In connection with our two first
j articles in this issue, lovers of books will
j not resent being reminded of Isaac
1 Disraeii's lines in his delightful
" Curiosities of Literature "
Great Collections of Books
" Great collections of books are
subject to certain accidents besides the
damp, the worms, and the rats ; one
not less common is that of the borrowers
not to say a word of the purloiners."
Golden Volumes
" Golden volumes ! richest treasures.
Object of delicious pleasures !
You my eyes rejoicing please,
You my hands in rapture seize ! "
Too Late
Some announcements have been received
too late for insertion this week, and some
publishers' lists are not yet quite ready —
but we hope to give them presently.
Notes and Announcements
Mr. Mosher, the "American Copyright
Pirate of Works by British 'i Authors,
sends a long reply to our article, warning
booksellers not to sell his editions of
works, which are British Copyright ; it
will appear in our issue next week. It
is what one 'would expect from a high-
minded pirate.
Mr. Murray is shortly bringing out a
! volume from the pen of Dr. David
i Forsyth, entitled " Children in Health
[ and Disease," which aims at presenting a
1 complete scientific study of childhood,
I both normal and abnormal. After treating
of the physiology and psychology of the
normal child, the book deals with the
health of children in elementary and
; public schools, and with the principles
j on which the training and moral education
| of boys and girls should be founded.
Dr. Salomon Reinach, Membre de
l'lnstitute and Curator of the St. Germain
Museum, whose " Apollo " has become
the vade mecum of all art lovers, is
shortly to publish with Mr. Hehiemami
a new volume dealing in a similar manner
with the religious systems of the world.
In writing this volume he has taken a
dispassionate and aesthetic point of view.
[ and has endeavoured to avoid a demon-
j stration of preference for any particular
! system.
Messrs. Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner
I & Co., Ltd., have arranged to publish an
English edition of "The English in
India," by Count Hans Koenigsmarck.
which has already attracted considerable
attention both in the German and English
press.
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March 6, 1909
"Scotland is fortunate in the posses-
sion of such a memorial," wrote John
Hill Burton of " The Bruce " in his
"History of Scotland" forty years
ago ; and he mentions " that the popular
editions are innumerable." No such
facilities exist to-day ; only stray copies
are to be procured, and these rarely
and at an inflated price. The purpose
of the edition, which is edited by W. M.
Mackenzie, M.A., and is being published
by Messrs. A. & C. Black, is to make
this unique poem easily procurable in a
worthy form. The text is based on the
best examples, but there will be no
modernisation save in the case of some
letters. The introduction and notes will
present as much as is desirable of the
newer light on the origins, language,
and subject-matter of the poem.
Messrs. Witherby & Co. beg to
announce that they will publish in the
middle of March a volume by Mr. F. G.
Aflalo, entitled "Sunset Playgrounds,"
which contains a bright and lively
account of fishing and other days in
California and Canada.
Mr. Werner Laurie is publishing
" The Coming Science," by Hereward
Carrington, author of "The Physical
Phenomena of Spiritualism." The book
has an introduction by Dr. James H.
Hyslop, and fills a place in the literature
of physical research not covered by any
other book that has thus far appeared.
Mr. Alston Rivers issues in his popular
" Evergreen Series," a novel, entitled
"The Wife," by Horace W. C. Newte,
whose powerful work " Sparrows : the
Story of an Unprotected Girl " is being
so much talked about. " The Wife "
is priced at is. net, and deals with smart
suburban society.
Messrs. Rebman, Ltd., will shortly
publish a novel, entitled " The Romance
of a Nun," by Alix King. It is the story
of a young girl who, adopted as an infant
by a community of French nuns, is
educated by them, and becomes one of
them while in total ignorance both of the
world she is renouncing and the world
she is about to enter.
Mr. W. Teignmouth Shore, the author
of the very successful novel " A Soul's
Awakening," just issued by Mr. John
Long, is a son of Canon Teignmouth
Shore, of Worcester. He is well-known
as a writer on bookish and topographical
subjects.
Messrs. John Ouseley, Ltd. announce
that they have in the Press an important
book on "The Status of the Alien,"
by Dr. W. M. Davidson, M.A., M.Sc,
D.C.L. This will be published next
month.
A work of a non-party character,
entitled : " The Status of Women imder
the English Law : from the Norman
Conquest to 1908," by A. Beatrice Wallis
Chapman, D.Sc. (Econ.) and Mary W.
Chapman, B.A., will be published by
Messrs. George Routledge & Sons, Ltd.,
within the course of the next few weeks.
Mr. Werner Laurie is publishing
shortly ' ' Horoscopes and How to Cast
Them: a Book of Practical Astrology,"
by Comte C. de Saint Germain. It is
dscribed as "a plain, practical handbook
on the subject, which will appeal to the
number of people now interested in
astrology. The work gives a simple
method of casting horoscopes, and unfolds
the wonderful wisdom of the Chaldean,
Egyptian, Greek, and Arabian astrologers,
without any of the complicated, dis-
couraging operations required by other
methods."
Count Tadasu Hayashi, who was
Japanese Ambassador in London for
some time, has written an introduction
to " Everyday Japan," by Arthur Lloyd,
M.A., which Messrs. Cassell have just
published. This book describes every
phase of Japanese life — -the Army, Navy,
and Civil Services, the education, home
life, vocations and characteristics of the
Japanese people — with appendices giving
— ( 1 ) An outline of Japanese history down
to the beginning of the movement which
culminated in the Restoration of Imperial
Rule ; (2) The Restoration of Imperial
power hi Japan ; and (3) A few words on
Japanese religion. The book is the
product of 25 years' residence and work
in the country, and is admirably illus-
trated with 8 coloured plates, and 96
reproductions from photographs.
An excellent book for Lenten reading,
and one to which the clergy are giving
special prominence, is " Co-operation
with God," by A. W. Robinson, D.D.,
Vicar of All Hallows. (Cassell.) The
Bishop of London, in his address to the
Church of England Men's Society at
St. Paul's Cathedral the other day, said
of this book : — " The touch of God has
convinced thousands of men, not only that
God loves them, but of something greater
than that — God wants them to help Him.
Do read the book written by one to
whom we owe so much in this Diocese,
Dr. Robinson, of All Hallows, now preach-
ing a great mission hi Kensington — that
book of his which is called ' Co-operation
with God.' He has brought it home to
some of us in a way which we have never
realised before — God wants me to help
Him."
One of the successes of the present
publishing season has been " The Life
of Richard Jefferies," by Edward
Thomas, published by Hutchinsons. The
first important work by a young author
has rarely won such general approbation
from the reviewers, and the fact is all the
more interesting, because the life of the
subject does not lend itself to ordinary
biographical treatment. Having 110
material in the shape of correspondence
or notable friends of the subject to work
upon, the author was compelled to adopt
entirely new methods. He reproduces a
highly successful selection from the various
works of Jefferies to illustrate his life and
genius, and in addition his description
on the Jefferies coimtry and analysis of
his literary achievements show remark-
able insight and excellent judgment, and
form an original feature of biographical
writing. Mr. Thomas is to be con-
gratulated that under such circumstances
I he has passed ther ordeal of the critics so
happily. The reviews have not * only
been copious, but complimentary ahnost
without exception. Mr. Thomas had
already made his mark in the world of
letters by essays and nature studies, by
his introduction to Borrow's " Bible in
Spain" and his book "The Heart'£o£
England."
Mr. D. Y. Cameron, A.R.S.A.,
A.R.W.S., an artist of distinction, is
well-known alike as painter and as painter-
etcher. As the etchings, printed by the
artist Ihmself, exist in very limited
editions only, it is impossible for many
who so desire to obtahi originals. Hence
Messrs. Otto Schulze & Co., of Edinburgh,
announce the forthcoming publication
of a volume to contain reproduc
tions of sixty Cameron Etchings.
These, ranging in date from 1888 to
1907, have been scrupulously selected to
represent the development of Mr. D. Y.
Cameron's work in this kind, having
regard to period, subject, and temper.
The interest and value of such a record
is apparent.
Messrs. William Hodge & Co., of
Edinburgh and Glasgow, have in the
press and will publish shortly a small
book by the Rev. Father Power, S.J.,
Edinburgh, entitled " The Alcohol Case :
the Summing Up. A Medical, Legal,
and Historical Sketch."
A new volume in their series of Notable
Scottish Trials is announced for early
publication by Messrs. William Hodge
& Co., Edinburgh and Glasgow, entitled
" The Douglas Cause." Portraits of some
of the important personages who took a
prominent part in this famous case will
also be given.
An interesting volume among the new
fifty books to appear in " Everyman's
Library " on March 9th will be the
selection of Cicero's Letters and Essays,
prefaced by the short but brilliant sketch
written by De Ouincey.
Now that the subject of Spiritual
Healing is attracting considerable atten-
tion in this country, as well as hi the
States, it is of interest to note that the
founder of the Emmanuel Movement.
Dr. Elwood Worcester, has written a new
volume dealing with this question,
entitled "The Living Word," which
Messrs. Hodder & Stoughton will issue
this spring.
Messrs. Hodder & Stoughton announce
a new volume, entitled " The Future
Leadership of the Church," by Mr.
J. R. Mott, whose address at the recent
Albert Hall meeting in connection with
the Student Christian Movement attracted
so much attention.
Mrs. Percy Dearmer's new novel,
" Gervase." will be published shortly
by Messrs. Macmillaii & Co. The book
tells the life-liistory of an idealist whose
ideals finally triumph at the cost of his
own happiness, and through his own
defeat.
March 6, 1909
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Edinburgh Book Notes
By " Edina."
" Blessed is the man who has found his
work." Pay-day is coming along. Four
years now have passed hi the deepest
valley of depression which the book
trade has known since it had an organised
existence. It is curious to note that
there is a tide in the history of trade
which ebbs and flows like the sea ; or, as
we have just learned from M. Flam-
marion, heaves as the crust of the earth.
Its diurnal rise and fall recurs in sequences
of half -century periods, and may be
reckoned on with the regularity of a
modern alarm-clock.
Following hard upon the rich days of
the Elizabethan Age there fell the de-
pression of the Charles I. period, which
culminated in the Civil War. The gay
days of Charles II. caused the pendulum
to swing in the direction of prosperity,
with a corresponding reversion in the
days of William and Mary. Then Queen
Anne's accession saw the upward heave
©nee more, which made the Addison and
Gay epoch its high- water mark. Once
more recession set in and the troublous
days of the " Forty-Five " saw the ebb
tide. Here the flow of the later Eigh-
teenth Century life agam evinced the
true nature of the sway in literary output,
only to be crushed back to the opposite
pole by the force of the Napoleonic Wars.
The state of the country after Waterloo
was simply deplorable. Everything was
at stagnation point in the years which
followed. Publishers and booksellers
were glad to ease their stocks at any
price ; and even the tempting offer of
presentation plates, which ran the trade
into many hundred pounds of extra
expense, did not suffice to help along the
men who were creating new fields of
literary effort, and educating the people
in wider views of life and thought. The
gigantic efforts of a Sir Walter Scott
could not hold out against this tide in
the affairs of men. And while he must
ever be congratulated on his herculean
task, and his heroic performance in
clearing off the burden which clouded his
later years, it must be borne in mind that
he paid for it with his life.
A well-known Edinburgh physician
once told me to remember that every man
has allotted to him only a given number of
heart-beats, and when the count was out
he must go too. That the art of living
wisely consisted hi so regulating our
affairs as to conserve those life-impulses.
If we live fast we must die soon, and
that the energy which kept this time-
clock hi propulsion was easy to dissipate,
especially by a life of worry. Unfor-
tunately we worry over the morrow often
very needlessly, if we had but faith
enough to see what it had in store. How
much better to live content with the
evil of to-day. This is the secret of the
blessing to the man who has foimd his
work. He is interested in his work for
the work's sake, and counts not the
hours till his time-sheet has to go in.
Pay-day is coming along to that man.
He knows it is all right.
This was the spirit of the men who
held out in the early twenties of the
Nineteenth Century, when things seemed
as if the tide would never turn. They
knew it would, and waited patiently/ffor
its first indication. They were rewarded
with such an outflow in the thirties and
forties that it seemed impossible for a
reversion ever to again interpose between
them and prosperity. Dickens, Thaeke-
: ray, Punch, and a thousand and one
i other wonder workers were in harness ;
but the tide was soon again on the ebb,
| as those who can recall the post-Crimean
j days well remember. Those days which
succeeded an outflow of public sympathy
! and patriotic feeling. Again in the
sixties we had another spring-tide of
public favour, and, backed by the rapid
development of scientific research and
speculative thought, it bid fair to be an
abiding and growing stream of living
water. Alas ! alas ! short-sighted man
dreams ever of golden days and halcyon
ways. Patriotism wakes him to grim
realities, bringing in its train so many
troubles and sorrows, that even patient
Job could not keep the wolf of burden
from his doorstep.
Now we are again on the up-grade
for another spell. It is not the bolstering
j of complacent Governments who spend
j millions of the public money on ways
and means of providing help for the
starving sons of toil, and at the same
time save a reputation for economy at
their expense, to which we look for any
lasting benefit. Nor yet do we dream of
being beholden to the sons of toil whose
effort from Monday morning till Saturday
noon is to fill listlessly the hours which
so slowly move them nearer the next
football match.
Let us be thankful that in the ranks
of the book trade we have still many
worthy men who are blessed because
they have found then work. Who weary
not for pay-day, but are content to wait
till it conies along.
These are the hope of a Nation.
They are the backbone of our trade.
Business is coming, I know it, I know it.
The Bank-rate is up, and a healthy 'Change
breeze ;
Brighter days looming, I trow it, I trow it.
Books are aye wanted when men are at ease.
Black and White
in French and English
IT surely was a good idea on the part
of the Editor of that excellent illustrated
weekly Black and White to give, in
many cases, descriptions in French as
well as English of the illustrations which
appear $ every week. French is the
language universally understood on the
Continent, and this addition of French
description of the main attractions will
make Black and White welcome "over
all " as the Germans say — This good idea
of Black and. White might with advantage
be adopted by other publications ; it would
open a new field for subscribers to most
of those which depend on illustration for
their power of attraction.
Some of our subscribers on the
Continent may be glad to know of this
international character which Black and
White has adopted, and English readers
will also appreciate descriptions hi French
of the chief events of the week which
lend themselves to illustration.
Animated Pictures in
Colour
A NEW and wonderful invention lias
just been completed and has been
publicly demonstrated in London. It
consists of nothing less than an appara-
tus for the application of colour-photo-
graphy to the cinematograph or bioscope.
With this latter in its piebald form we
are all familiar, but in the current issue
of The World's Work Mr. F. A.
Talbot gives the first published descrip-
tion of this startling new development,
which is entirely the work of an English
inventor. Fully to appreciate its signifi-
cance the whole of Mr. Talbot's very
interesting article must be read ; we
quote the following paragraph from his
introductory note : —
" It has been realised that if the two
(action and colouring) could but be
combined so that the image thrown on
the sheet would be an exact replica of
that which the eye would see if it were
placed at the same point as the lens of the
camera wliich secured the series of
pictures, then indeed the world would be
brought to the fireside. Bearing in
mind the slight success which has attended
the efforts of experimenters in ordinary
colour-photography, such an application
to moving pictures would seem to be
far more elusive.
" Yet to-day, the object may be con-
sidered as good as achieved. Witliin the
next few weeks there will be demon-
strated in London a camera and projecting
apparatus whereby all the incidents of
life, recorded and reproduced at will upon
the screen in the full and faithful gorgeous-
ness of their natural colours, can be
achieved. Such a development cannot
fail to mark a revolution hi animated
picture circles, and the ordinary black-
and-white system will be superseded as
completely by the chromo-cinematograph
as the magic-lantern of our childhood has
been displaced by the bioscope. More-
over the principle and apparatus is so
simple hi its design and operation that it
cannot fail to become commercially
successful."
If somebody would now invent a
cinematograph apparatus free from all
danger of firing up and burning more
poor mortals, we should feel more interest
in this new invention. Not very long ago
we saw a cinematograph operator smoking
cigarettes at his work in a building with
wood-work arotuid and just over him.
Royal Literary Fund
The annual ' general meeting for the
election of officers, and for other business,
will be held in the Chambers of the
Corporation, 40, Denison House, 296,
Vauxhall Bridge Road, Westminster,
S.W., on Wednesday, March 10th. at
3.30 p.m.
New Fiction in America
IT is a significant fact, and one which
will be welcomed by all believers in the
Net System, that several of the more
important American publishers are pricing
their coming Fiction net, and allowing
a liberal discount to the bookseller.
332
The Publishers' Circular
March 6, 1909
^? y *y j1 *j 'j y ^
No. I. READY MARCH 27.
NASH'S
Magazine
CONTAINING STORIES
by-
6D' N
RUDYARD KIPLING, ANTHONY HOPE, RIDER HAGGARD,
"RITA," MAX PEMBERTON, J.J. BELL, H. A. VACHELL,
MRS. C. N. WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM LE QUEUX, MORLEY
ROBERTS, ALICE AND CLAUDE ASKEW, BARRY PAIN,
&c, <&c.
Never in the history of publishing has an editor secured
in advance such a splendid list of contributors as
has been obtained for NASH'S MAGAZINE.
Future Numbers will contain Stories by CONAN DOYLE, ANTHONY HOPE. ROBERT
H ICH ENS, EDEN PHILLPOTTS, E. F. BENSON, RIDER HAGGARD. BARONESS ORCZY,
MARJORIE BOWEN, MAX PEMBERTON, FRANKFORT MOORE, KEBLE HOWARD,
A. E. W. MASON, BARONESS VON HUTTEN, GILBERT PACKER, AGN ES and EGERTON
CASTLE, and nearly all the Famous Novelists of the day
Every month there will be a Picture Cover in Three Colours
March 6, 1909
The Publishers Circular
333
The Bruisers of England
Twenty-five representative prize fights
are described in a book Mr. Werner
Laurie is publishing, entitled " Fights
Forgotten: the History of the Chief
English and American Prize Fights."
Mr. Henry Sayers (the author of the
book) has supplied a number of most
interesting illustrations and in defence
of his subject quotes in his preface George
Borrow in the following passage from
" Romany Rye " :
" Let no one sneer at the bruisers
of England. What were the Gladiators
of Rome or the bull-fighters of Spain in
its palmiest days compared to
England's bruisers ? Some of them
have been as noble, kindly men as the
world ever produced. Can the rolls
of English aristocracy exhibit names
belonging to more noble, more heroic
men than those who were called
respectively — Pearce. Cribb, and
Spring ? "
The Clergy List for 1909
Incomes and Pensions
In that invaluable reference book, " The
Clergy List for 1909," there is the usual
small annual increase in the number of
its pages and the corrections are brought
down to the latest possible date. For
instance, the name of the late Canon
Maddy has been taken out, not only on ;
page 676 in the " Alphabetical " section, [
but also on page 1 1 in the portion dealing
with the " Diocesan Establishments,"
although he only died on January 20th.
With reference to the contents, there is |
no material alteration ; but for the first
time the deductions (indicating them by
the letter P) from the net incomes of the
livings are given where subject to a pen-
sion. It has seemed desirable to do this,
as in many cases even the nominal
incomes, so much reduced in recent
years owing to depreciation of the tithe-
rent charge, are subject to pensions to the
retired incumbents of one-third of the
incomes. As mentioned in the Preface,
the £100 tithe-rent charge now stands in
value at only £6g, which is as much as
24 per cent, less than the average value
since the passing of the Tithe Commuta-
tion Act of 1836. It is only fair to add
that in a large number of cases the
retired incumbents forego their right to
charge the benefices with pensions, and it
will be remembered that the Ecclesias-
tical Commissioners have recently started
a pension fund for the clergy, and are
gradually in this way supplementing the
very slender pensions to retired incum-
bents by grants of £20 upwards. They
are also trying to raise the value of every
living to at least £200 a year ; but, of
course, it will be a long time before this
can be done, considering that there are
1,500 clergymen whose average clerical
incomes are less than £yo a year, and
nearly 5,000 whose average incomes are
less than £155, quite apart from the fact
that the average incomes of the 7,000
curates are under £130.
Mention the " P.C."— Our readers who order books
&c , they see mentioned or advertised in The Publishers
Circular will do us a great service if they will mention
the fact to the Publishers and Wholesale Agents.
Nash's Magazine
Interview with Mr. Eveleigh Nash
By a P.C. " Speciai, "
In view of the large number of magazines
already on the market there would
scarcely seem room for another ; but
when the news came to THE PUBLISHERS'
Circular offices that Mr. Eveleigh Nash
was bringing out a new magazine, I was
asked to call and interview him. Since
the interview I have been convinced that
if any new magazine is going to make a
name for itself, that of Mr. Nash stands
a very good chance.
In the course of conversation with
Mr. Nash, I asked him for a list of con-
tributors.
"Well," he replied, "in my first
number there will be stories by Rudyard
Kipling, Anthony Hope, Rider Haggard,
' Rita,' Max Pemberton, H. A. Vachell,
MR. EVELEIGH NASH
Mrs. C N. Williamson, Morley Roberts,
J. J. Bell, Alice and Claude Askew,
Barry Pain, William Le Oueux, Frank
Richardson, and others."
" Will these authors contribute to
future numbers ? "
" Yes, some of them will," replied
Mr. Nash, " and there will also be stories
by Conan Doyle, Robert Hichens, Eden
Phillpotts, E. F. Benson, Baroness Orczy,
Marjorie Bowen, Frankfort Moore, Morley
Roberts, A. E. W. Mason, Gilbert Parker,
Egerton Castle, and nearly all the famous
novelists of the day, and a special serial
story by Rider Haggard, entitled ' Queen
Sheba's Ring.' "
When I had recovered from the effect
of such an array of talent, I asked Mr.
Nash to give me some idea of the appear-
ance of the magazine.
Handing me a dummy copy, he said :
" There will be one hundred and sixty
pages of reading matter, no illustrations,
and you may take this as being a fair
sample of the general appearance."
I was confronted by a bulldog perched
on a pile of Nash's Magazines, winking
knowingly, and underneath were printed
the words, " I'm on a good tiling." The
type is clear, and I was struck by the
good quality of the paper and the size of
the page.
" The cover pictures, by famous
artists, will be printed hi three colours,
and will be changed every month," Mr.
Nash continued. " We are also bringing
out a Continental edition, to be sold at
one franc and seventy-five pfennigs, and
a Canadian edition at fifteen cents."
"What are your trade terms?"
I asked.
" The retail price is sixpence net, and
the trade can buy single copies at four-
pence halfpenny net, allowing a profit of
three-halfpence a copy, and large dealers
will be supplied at 4s. 6d., thirteen as
twelve."
In answer to tire important question
of advertising, Mr. Nash said :
" In addition to extensive press
advertising, I am having printed eighteen-
sheet and eight-sheet posters, which will
be shown on all the chief hoardings in
London, in all the large provincial towns
and in every important railway station in
the British Isles. The magazine will also
be advertised on two hundred motor and
horse 'buses in London. Our canvassers
have reached every town which boasts of
a newsagent, and there will not be a
single town or village, containing a news-
agent of course, in all the British Isles
where copies cannot be bought."
" It must have necessitated an enor-
mous outlay, I should imagine, Mr.
Nash ? " I said.
" Yes. it has cost £15,000," he
replied. " The printing order has been
increased twice, and although I could
scarcely believe it at first, my printer
pointed out that the paper used in the
first number, if stretched out, would
reach from London to Edinburgh, or an
approximate distance of 400 miles ! "
Mr. Nash has certainly done his share,
and if the trade do theirs the success of
Nash's Magazine is assured. The public
want good stories by good authors, and
if Mr. Nash can only keep up the high
standard he has set for his first number
in subsequent issues, and we understand
each issue will not be one whit behind
the previous one, the magazine is likely
to become very popular.
We give a photograph of Mr. Nash,
and we think that all who know him will
agree that it is an excellent likeness, and
will wish him great success with liis bold
new venture.
Two New Maps
Messrs. W. & A. K. Johnston. Ltd.,
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45 by 40 inches. The chief features of
this map are the distinctive colouring
given to gold, diamond, coal, and copper
fields, &c, and the marking of railway
and steamship routes with distances
between ports. They have also published
a Bathy-Orographical Map of British
Isles, showing clearly the heights of the
land and depths of the sea in varying
shades of brown artd blue.
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Bookselling in Ireland
By Tier Na'n Og.
An incident of which I was told quite
recently, I tliink illustrates for book-
sellers the present month admirably ;
it occurred during the trial trip of one of
the great Atlantic steamers. After the
usual luncheon, at which contrary to
custom only claret was served, the
speeches proceeded. An eminent American
Consul happened to be on board, and was
called upon to respond to a toast. He
said he rose with pleasure to respond
to the toast, but he felt that he was at
a disadvantage, many of those present
had frequently heard liim speak, he hoped
on this occasion he would not disappoint
them, he would ask them to bear in mind
that they could not expect a " Cham-
pagne out-put on a Claret in -take."
During the month of February we
scarcely look for much of importance to
reach our hand from the publishing
centres. It is usually quite a busy
month, however, in regular business, and
those who do a trade in supplying books
for Sunday School rewards have their
hands full. Latterly, it seems to be
more the custom to give the rewards at
this time of the year instead of, as
formerly, during Christmas week, a
custom wliich the bookseller welcomes
heartily, as it is most difficult in the
press of Christmas business to give proper
time to a customer who requires from
one to two hours in making his selection
for his scholars. The improvement in the
style of reward books of late years is very
marked indeed, both as regards the class
of book included in the different series,
which are gradually getting away from
the namby-pamby style, and instead
really standard authors are being sold,
and these so beautifully turned out with
well-executed illustrations, both in colour
and half-tone ; and the paper, print, and
binding, that the bookseller cannot help
feeling a glow of pleasure in displaying
same.
From the publishers' announcement
lists daily arriving the present Spring
season promises to be very healthy. Quite
a remarkable series in Theological books,
the " Anglican Church Handbooks,"
issued by Messrs. Longmans, and pub-
lished at is. net each, is making its
appearance, and the sales have been
very brisk in these. Messrs. T. & T.
Clark's "Hastings' Encyclopaedia of
Religion and Ethics," of which Vol. 1 is
now on our shelves, has also had a good
reception, but it requires some power of
salesmanship to start a customer with a
work which is expected to run to 1 o vols,
at 28s. net per volume. It is with such a
work that the bookseller would require
to be well supported by supplies of
attractive show cards and prospectuses,
and also judicious advertising hi likely
centres. Too much weight cannot be
placed on the latter means of supporting
the bookseller, and to this I drew atten-
tion last month. Fossibly it is difficult
for publishers in London, or their
advertising managers, to quite realise
the importance of advertisements appear-
ing in papers, which in the ordinary
course they never see. yet often quite
remarkable results are obtained from
such. Repeatedly from quite insignifi-
cant advertisements which I have in-
serted in country weekly newspapers, hi
quite remote towns in Ireland, orders
resulted, which one must confess were
quite unlooked for, from over-seas.
Canada, and the United States, appar-
ently through the paper being forwarded
to some far away son by the old folks
in the old homestead. So that, although
the great London papers are of immense
importance, yet it should not be over-
looked that by those living out of " The
Greatest City in the World," the little
weekly or daily publication belonging to
the town or neighbourhood of one's birth-
place is always the most thoroughly read.
The undernoted figures, secured from
the ports. Dublin and Belfast, should be
of some interest, especially to the pub-
lishers. Lucky Belfast — to show such
a decided increase in turn-over for 1908,
when other book centres were having
such a dull time. IvCt us hope that
things were found to be not really SO
bad when the twelve months results were
totted up : —
Imports of Books.
Dublin 1907 268 tons.
Belfast 1907 .... 226 ,.
Dublin 1908 .... not yet available.
Belfast 1908 .... 252 „
Belfast .... Jan. '08 ... . 30 „
Belfast .... „ '09 .... 20 ,,
Imports to Dublin for the above months not
— yet available.
Imports Periodicals and Newspapers.
Belfast 1907 .... 119b tons.
Dublin 1907 .... 1190 „
Belfast I«9o8 1333 „
Dublin 190S .... not yet available.
March 6, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
335
Book Notes from Sheffield
By " The Don "
BOOKSELLERS have experienced an ex-
ceptionally bad month. Quietude at this
period of the year is a normal state of
things. The spirit of Christmas often
tempts people to spend more on season-
able gifts and purchases than they had
originally intended, and when the re-
action from the excitement follows, there
is a general tightening of purse strings.
That things are worse than usual this
year, however, cannot be denied. The
fact is, not only has the prophesied
improvement in trade failed to materialise
but the commercial position in Sheffield
has become less satisfactory. Many
manufacturers find by their balance-
sheets that they made little or no profit
last year ; some have actually worked
for twelve months, and lost money by
their industry. The book trade feels the
effects of such depression more than other
trades whose productions are generally
regarded as luxuries. The fact is a family
can economise in the purchase of literature
without giving food for gossip and com-
ment by neighbours and friends.
A hope expressed in my notes last
month that the establishment of a Univer-
sity hi our midst would stimulate reading
and make Sheffield a more bookish place
than it is at the present time, has led to
quite an epistolary tournament in one
of the local dailies. A writer in the
journal propounded the idea that modern
Universities like that of Sheffield do not
promote a love of books. His experience
of the students is that they attend the
University for purely commercial pur-
poses, and the object of their studies is
merely to pass examinations which will
equip them for a business career.
Students animated by such motives, it is
argued, are not likely to become scholars
and to acquire a taste for literature and
poetry.
This outspoken criticism evoked a
vigorous reply from Mr. Moore Smith,
Professor of literature and Languages at
the Sheffield University, who suggested
on the part of the writer complete ignor-
ance of such institutions. He contended
that the interest of the teachers in the
several subjects of instruction was com-
municated to the students, not for the
money it would bring but for its own
sake. If they were students of literature,
they would gain a love of books ; if of
natural science, a love of experiment and
observation. The students generally had
joined the various University Societies,
such as the Literary Society, the
Dramatic Reading Society, the Biological
Society, the Physical Society, &c. These
societies were also attended by past
members of the University, who had no
examination to pass. The Professor added
that great width of reading could not
be expected from young people, and one
might be well content if their students
caught a love of some of the subjects
which they study, such as would bear
fruit later, either hi research or in con-
tinued self-improvement. In maintaining
that the University teaching did not
engender a love of books, he said the
writer was bringing against the institu-
tion the most serious charge conceivable.
Following the Professor's epistle came
one anonymously signed endorsing the
opinion of the first writer, and adding
that book lovers must be born and not
made, but he does not support this
dictum by evidence. He goes on to assert
that Sheffield does not contain more than
two dozen real book lovers, while the
people are legion who johi hero-worship-
ping societies, because they think it is
intellectual to do so, and who buy plenty
of pretty books because they happen to
match the wall paper. Other letters on the
subject expressed varied opinions.
In a large city like Sheffield the sale
of school books is necessarily a con-
siderable item, but nearly the whole of
this trade is done at discount prices.
Recently the local Education Committee
decided to allow children in the
higher standards to make their own
purchases of dictionaries and atlases,
believing that such a course would lead
them to appreciate the value of the books
by using them for home readhig. The
Board of Education have, however,
interfered, and have called upon the
Committee to interpret in a literal sense
Article 20 of the Code that dictionaries
and atlases shall be provided for the
scholars in the higher classes free of
cost.
One of the local sensations of the
month has been the sudden collapse of
our evening newspaper, The Mail. For
twenty years Sheffield, with its huge
population, has only possessed one
evening paper. There are two dailies —
The Telegraph and The Independent.
Twenty years ago each of these pub-
lished an evening edition, and competed
with such vigour that money was lost on
both, and in the result compact was made
by the proprietors, whereby The Indepen-
dent not only withdrew their publication,
but agreed to keep out of the field for
the period named. When the embargo
expired by the flux of time, eight months
ago, there was great jubilation on the
part of the present proprietors of The
1 Independent, and not a day was lost in
bringing out The Mail. An insufficient
supply of capital is the cause of the
j collapse. Both evening papers made a
J mistake (commercially) in giving too
I much for the halfpenny, and money was
J lavished on private wires, motor-car
J distribution, and news services. Still,
the withdrawal of The Mail after only
I one day's notice came as a great surprise,
because the public had been led to believe
it was making satisfactory progress.
The incident illustrates the costhiiess
of modern daily journalism, but with
good management and judicious expendi-
ture there ought to be room hi Sheffield
for two evenings.
One of the chief local events of the
week has been the visit of Dr. Lang,
the new Archbishop of the Northern
Province. With their characteristic
pushfulness the Sheffield folk were the
first to secure the presence of his Grace
in a public capacity after his appointment.
An address of congratulation and welcome
j from the Rural Deanery of Sheffield was
supplied by Messrs. Pawson & Brailsford,
j the well-known booksellers. The illumina-
tion of the address was in 1 5th Century
I style, carried out in a delicate and truly
artistic manner. The address, occupying
two pages, was bound in purple morocco.
Books dealing in a practical fashion
with afforestation should command a
good sale now that this question is so
prominent. Mr. John Simpson, whose
"The New Forestry" has met with so
much success, is the author of another
work now in print, entitled " British
Woods and their Owners." The work
is devoted to the interests of owners of
private estates, and of woods, its chief
aim being to suggest a practical plan by
which owners may recognise and replant
their woods from their own resources
without loss or State assistance.
Mr. Simpson is hi favour of State
Forestry hi principle, but averse to any
scheme of the kind which does not include
the existing British woods. These, he
contends, have the first claim on State
assistance and present it with an oppor-
tunity for a start that surpasses any plan
yet suggested. The choice lies between
a national asset consisting of several
million acres of woods, and a bald
mountain scheme like that suggested by
the recent Forestry Commission, and
which proposes to tax the Treasury to
the extent of millions and cannot promise
any return for nearly a century. Pawson
& Brailsford, of Sheffield, are the pub-
lishers.
A work published by Blackie & Son,
at 5 s. . which deserves more attention
than it appears to have received is :
' ' Our Teeth : how built up : how
destroyed : how preserved " The authors
are Mr. R. Denison Pedley, L.D.S., a
noted London dentist, and Mr. Frank
Harrison, L.D.S., of Sheffield. The work
comes at an opportune moment when
the public are just waking up to the im-
portance of good dentition to the general
health of the body. It explains what is
unknown to the majority of educated
men and women, viz. : the causes of
dental diseases, the means of preventing
them, their effect, and the need for their
rational treatment, and is written in a
style which can be imderstood by the
layman.
Messrs. Cassell in America
WE see from the New York Publishirs'
Weekly that Messrs. Cassell & Co. have
leased the premises at 43-45, East
19th Street vacated by Paul Elder
& Co. This is the second increase of
space made by this firm hi less than two
years, an illustration of their growth since
they actively re-entered the publishing
field here. Their list for the coming
year will show several hundred new titles,
many of unusual importance. The firm
is also arranging to take back the market-
ing of a number of their publications
heretofore issued by American publishers.
The " People's Library," the most in-
expensive thin paper edition of standard
works now issued, will be augmented
by the addition of fifty titles. A new
series, to be known as " CasseU's Little
Classics," is in active preparation. The
completion of their " Women of All
Nations " is announced. This work has
met with unusual favour from the public,
and the publishers' enterprise and expense
amply rewarded.
F
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The Publishers' Circular
March 6, 1909
PUBLISHED THIS WEEK (Fourth Year of Issue).
The Official Handbook of the Dramatic Profession^
THE GREEN ROOM BOOK
OR ,
1909 WHO'S WHO ON THE STAGE. 1909
Edited by JOHN PARKER. With an Introduction by Mr. H. Beer boh m Tree
A Biographical Director}- and Handbook to the Contemporary Stage.
850 pp., 8vo. Cloth, 6s. net ; Leather, 7s. 6d. net. Postage 6d.
Containing Biographies of all the leading Actors, Dramatists, Critics of the dav. &c, bi ought
down to the most recent times, with Birthdays, leading Roles, .Addresses, &c.
"AN BXTREMELY VALUABLE WORK."
Extract from MR. TREE'S INTRODUCTION :
" It should certainly be on the table of every manager, and of all other
persons interested in the affairs of the theatre in this Kingdom. I know
that in His Majesty's Theatre ' The Green Room Book ' is referred to
almost daily, and proves an indispensable work of reference.
" With complete confidence I commend the fourth issue of ' The
Green Room Book.' "
The Appendices comprise 300 pages of useful information.
T. SEALEY CLARK & Co. Ltd., 1, Racquet Court, Fleet Street, London
And all Booksellers.
A Good Novel of Golf
"The Happy Elopement," by E. H.
Lacon Watson, just published by Messrs.
Brown, Langham & Co., is a capital story
of Golf, Golf, Golf, and Love— in that
proportion. There appears to have been
some love-making of sorts before the
story begins, but in the first chapter the
reader comes in at the finish, when the
lady stamps and raves, and nearly strikes
her lover over the head with her racquet.
The next hundred pages are pretty well
all " golf," and we make the acquaintance
of the strangest figure of a player ever
seen or imagined — a middle-aged French
professor, who plays the game by scien-
tific rules of his own invention and of
course beats all the cracks of the club.
In order to steady himself in a wind he
hammers a peg into the ground and
secures himself to it by a rope ; this being
considered not fair to the turf, he
carries about a pair of over-brogues with
lead soles, and so anchors himself to get
a steady drive. What with his range-
finder and artificially stiffened right leg
to secure accuracy, the Professor provides
the club with great sport, and walks off
with all the cups. The hero whose head
was nearly broken by liis first lady-love
has his heart stolen by the entrancingly
beautiful daughter of the quaint old
Professor. But the course of true love,
like the golf course, is tame without its
bunkers, so one fine morning the hero
finds himself on with the new love before
he is off with the old, and gets a letter
from the latter beginning " Dear
Bobby," and ending " Yours, Sophy."
But the sly termagant Sophy is really
after a lord, and her elopement with him
is the happy event which enables the hero
and his lovely Molly to begin that
long twosome together, which is, or
ought to be, the best thing the gods have
to offer to mortals. Golfers who want
something when weather bound to talk
about ought to read tliis book.
Illustration from " Parson Kelly,'
By A. E. W, Mason, M.P., and Andrew Lang
NEWNES' SIXPENNY LIBRARY
the novels are very attractive, and prac-
tically every one is by a first-class writer.
For further particulars and list of
" Novels that Sell " refer to Messrs.
Newnes' advertisement, elsewhere hi this
issue.
Mr. Werner Laurie is about to issue
Shilling Editions of. "The Complete
Fisherman," by W. M. GaUichan, and
" The Golfers' Guide," by A. Butler.
The latter volume has a preface by Dr.
Macnamara.
20,000,000 Already Sold
MESSRS. Geo. Newnes, Ltd., announce
that they have already sold1?! over
20,000,000 of their Sixpenny Copyright
Novels. We are not surprised at this, as
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SOPHIE COLE, Author of " Rachel Chal-
font."
THE END AND THE BEGINNING
COSMO HAMILTON, Author of "Adam's
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THE CAPTAIN'S DAUGHTER
HELEN H. WATSON, Author of " Andrew
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Frontispiece by Shirley Fox, R.B.A.
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ROBERT BARR, Author of " Countess
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THOMAS COBB, Author of "A Change of
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The
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ANDRE CASTAIGNE, Author of "Fata
Morgana."
MEMOIRS OF A BUCCANEER
ROBERT WILLIAMS. A powerful story
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FOR CHURCH AND CHIEFTAIN
MAY WYNNE, Author of " Henry of
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Annals of ArchaeDlogy and
Anthropology
No. 4 of Vol. I, which completes the first
volume of the Annals of the Liverpool
University Institute of Archaeology, con-
tains as its principal article a Preliminary
Report by Professor John Garstang on
his Excavations on the Hittite Site at
Sakje-Geuzi in North Syria, undertaken
hi the autumn of 1908 on behalf of the
Right Hon. Sir John Brunner, Bart.,
M.P., Dr. Ludwig Mond, Mr. Robert
Mond and Mr. H. Martyn Kennard. A
separate section of the Report is devoted
to the remarkable series of pre-Hittite
pottery, which goes back to the Neolithic
origins of the mound, and includes
painted styles with Cappadocean, Assyrian
and even Elamite affinities.
Another paper, by Messrs. A. J/B.
Wace, J. P. Droop and M. S. Thompson
summarises the present state of our
knowledge of the Early Civilisation of
Northern Greece, as revealed by recent
excavations in Thessaly.
.The March part, which begins Volume
II. , will contain an account of the excava-
tions of the Liverpool Committee for
Excavations in Wales, at the Roman
Station of Caerleou, and other reports
of recent exploration of early sites in
Wales.
Result of Open Access to
Books in Libraries
The " Literary Year^Book " for '1909
gives the last year's issues at Halifax
(open access) Public Libraries as 150,000
volumes in the Lending Library, and
10,000 in the Reference Library, while
the issues for the preceding year is given
in .the " Year Book " for 1908 as 185,000
and 15,000 volumes respectively, so that,
if the " Literary Year Book " is correct,
the last year's issue shows a decrease of
35,000 volumes in the Lending Library
and 5,000 in the Reference Library.
Similar decreases are apparent in con-
nection with several other Open Access
Libraries, especially in the lending depart-
ments, where the glamour and novelty,
and consequently the popularity, of the
system no longer exists.
Early Voyages
Messrs. James Maccehose & Sons, of
Glasgow, are publishing a very interesting
series of reprints of "Voyages and
Travels of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Centuries." These volumes are printed
at the University Press, Glasgow, on
specially made antique paper.
ELThe works include": — Purchas T His
Pilgrimes ; Coryat's Travels ; Lithgow's
Travels ; Captain John Smith's Travels,
&c, and each is an exact reprint from
the original text, except that obvious
misprints are corrected. They contain
all the original maps, and curious illus-
trations reproduced in facsimile. Each
set of Voyages is furnished with a very
full Index on the preparation of which
great care is expended. The edition of
Purchas runs to 20 vols.
The Late
Mr. William E. Abel
Over 50 Years with Mudies'
IT is with deep regret we announce the
death of Mr. William E. Abel, who for
nearly 53 years has been connected with
the staff of Mudie's Select Library, Ltd.
During a considerable portion of that
1 period he successfully controlled, in
rotation, various departments of the
establishment, and acquired a reputation
for fidelity and thoroughness that con-
tinued unimpaired to the end of his
career. He gained the confidence and
esteem of the founder of Mudie's Library,
the late Mr. Charles Edward Mudie, to
whom he rendered invaluable service in
the strenuous labour occasioned by the
rapid expansion of the library and the
multiplication of its operations in the
Sixties, Seventies, and Eighties of the
last century.
THE LATE MR. W. E. ABEL.
Mr. Abel's sterling qualities inspired
the present managing-director of Mudie's
(Mr. Arthur O. Mudie) with the same
implicit trust and confidence entertained
by his father, the late Mr. C. E. Mudie —
to both he had proved a pillar of strength
in his long and busy hfe at the hbrary.
His most noteworthy characteristic was
an imperturbable temperament, proof
against any assault ; this was recognised
early in his career by the firm, and led
to his being chosen to interview intending
subscribers and enquirers, particularly
the irate borrower for whom books were
not published quickly enough, &c.
I His unruffled demeanour and calm deliber-
ation invariably produced a happy issue ;
he could neither be flurried nor made
angry, but met all comers with a genial
smile, and an optimism that were
infectious. His success as a diplomat
became proverbial; in fact there is little
doubt that had liis lot been cast in the
Forensic instead of Literary world he
would have won a distinguished place in
that sphere. For very many years he
held the position of paymaster to the
staff ; being thus brought in contact with
members of all departments he had an
unrivalled opportunity of measuring the
abihty of each individual, and of exerting
a widespread influence. To him all men,
of whatever grade, went for his ever
ready counsel or help. Essentially a
kind, just and impartial man it was
natural he should become the champion
of the youth of the establishment, an^
that successive generations should givfe
him their affectionate loyalty ; it was,
perhaps, in his private life that he shone
most as the " children's friend," however.
A quarter of a century or more he
reigned as the beloved Sunday School
Superintendent and Musical Director
of East Hill Congregational Church,
Wandsworth. Nor was his interest in the
spiritual welfare of the young confined
to this country ; he laboured himself in his
own parish, but his sons he sent farther
afield ; his eldest as a minister in various
parts of England, and his youngest
as a missionary to the distant Islands of
New Guinea.
' Mr. Abel will be missed by his col-
leagues, both young and old, and his
loss regretted with a depth and sincerity
of feeling not often evoked among
employees at the present day, and it
may be safely predicted that his memory
will be cherished unto the third and
fourth generation.
Those " Earnest Women "
Book Beggars
" The calls upon the purse, and the
time, of the author, are many and
great. In my business days I was never
asked to contribute a tub of butter to a
church fair or a box of cheese to a fresh -
air fund. Since my name has appeared
now and then upon book-covers, and at
the bottom of magazine pages, I am
frequently — much more frequently than
my reputation would warrant — invited
to write my nanie in the inside of a book
and to present both the book and the
name to a bazaar for the benefit of a local
charity of which I have never heard,
and in which I can have no possible
personal or local interest. And, harder
still, I am requested to prepare articles
upon ' The Amenities of Literature '
or upon ' The Higher Education of the
Gentler Sex ' for the entertainment of
the members of a circle of earnest women,
absolute strangers to me, who meet,
fortnightly, in some distant town I have
never visited and never expect to visit.
For all this nothing is ever given in
return. These same earnest women
might beg a picture from a painter, a
recital from a pianist, or a recitation
from an actor, but they would hardly
think of asking a packer for a tin of
pressed beef, or their favourite grocer
for a pound of tea, to be consumed at
the fortnightly luncheon which in-
variably follows the intellectual
symposium. And yet the cheering cup
and the strengthening meat-extract
cost less, last longer, and go farther than
does the work of the associates of the
Guild of Literature and Art." — From
"Talks in a Library," by Laurence
Hutton.
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National Book Trade
Provident Society
London Branch's Smoking Concert
The National Book Trade Provident
Society is evidently determined to justify
its existence by additional ways to
that indicated by its title. There are
many ways by which it can be useful and
helpful to its members, and the first step
to be taken is to give them an opportunity
of making each other's acquaintance, and
no better means can be found for this
than by bringing master and man
together for an evening's light and whole-
some enjoyment. The Edinburgh and
the Oxford Branches have already had
social evenings, and one of them has
offered prizes for literary essays.
On Friday, February 26th, the London
Branch organised the first of what we
believe is to be a series of social evenings,
in the form of a smoking concert at the
Manchester Hotel, Aldersgate Street.
The room was crowded with members and
friends, and many prominent London
booksellers and their assistants enjoyed
the wonderful array of talent provided by
the Committee. Mr. Frank Denny (the
President of the London Branch) occupied
the chair. A most pleasant evening
was spent. Amongst those who contri-
buted to the enjoyment of the occasion
were Messrs. R. Nevett, F. H. Willis,
M. Moscovitz, R. H. Kent, B. Russell,
J. P. Marshall, W. Miles, G. Morgan, C.
Grossmith, E. Beaumont, C. Young,
H. Cape, E. Laurie, S. Driver, F. Percival ;
Mr. S. H. Parry accompanied. The
Committee wish to thank Messrs. Ballan-
tyne & Co., of Tavistock Street, Co vent
Garden, for kindly providing gratuitously
all the printed matter and paper in con-
nection with this concert.
The programme was a long and
remarkably good one. It would be
impossible to do adequate justice to the
array of talented artistes in a short
notice ; but there are many items which
stand out distinctively as of really first-
class calibre. Mr. Selwyn Driver was
inimitable in his musical sketches ; he is
a clever elocutionist as well as a clever
pianist, and the two accomplishments
made his humorous and witty songs the
more telling. He was funny without
extravagance and his wit was wholesome,
consequently he got a great reception,
as did Mr. William Miles, although his
means of getting it was very dissimilar.
Mr. Miles is a famous elocutionist with an
enviable voice, and his rendering of
Tennyson's "The Revenge" was really
masterly, and he appealed to every one
of the audience by his perfect declamation
and natural and forceful dramatic gesture.
As an encore Mr. Miles gave E. F. Turner's
humorous piece, " My First and Last
Appearance," hi which he was as funny
as he had been earnest and dramatic.
Later in the evening he recited again to
the accompaniment of his zither. Excel-
lent violin solos were given by Mr. R.
Kent, and so well did he play that an
encore was demanded. Mr. Edward
Percival is an old hand at ventriloquial
sketches, and created much amusement
with his little effigy. Mr. Herbert Cape
showed great ability hi his recital of
Kipling's " A Ballad of East and West."
He proved quite equal to the difficult
task he had set himself and carried the
audience with him all along to the end.
The songs were many and all good. Mr.
Maurice Moscovitz's splendid voice did full
! justice to " The Bedouin's Love Song "
and Tosti's "Good Bye." Mr. .Edward
Beaumont sang " Trooper Johnny Lud-
low " and "Master and Man" in fine
style, his full-toned voice suiting each
song admirably. Mr. J . P. Marshall found
" Nita Gitana " fitting to Ins tenor voice,
! and it was greatly appreciated. Mr.
I Edgar Laurie's two songs, " A Bell at
I Sea" and "The Trumpeter," Mr. F. H.
; Willis's "The Windmill," and Mr. R.
Nevett's piano solo, " Double Eagle
j March," were all well executed and
thoroughly enjoyed.
The humorous songs were in every
case admirably rendered. Mr. Bernard
Russell, in " I Had a Little Garden " and
" The Vegetarian," was extremely funny,
as was also Mr. Charles Grossmith in
I " Sophie's Sweethearts " and " The
Whistling Bowery Boy," and Mr. George
I Morgan in "A Sergeant of the Line," for
i which he received an encore. Mr. Charles
Young's song, " Bosh ! " was excellently
given ; indeed, all the humorous turns
were much above the average of ordinary
smoking concerts.
During the evening Mr. Denny, in a
short speech, gave particulars of how
extensively the Society had spread during
the last year, spoke of the great success
of The Odd Volume, and urged all to do
their utmost to make known how neces-
sary it was for all assistants to become
enrolled as members. He read a telegram
from the Edinburgh Branch wishing the
London Branch a successful evening and
! saying it had enrolled twenty-four new
members at then smoker a day or two
previous.
Nomination forms of several prospec-
tive new members were handed in to the
Secretary before the entertainment closed.
Edinburgh District
A successful smoking concert was held
under the auspices of the Edinburgh
District Committee, hi the Imperial
Hotel, on Thursday, 25th ult. at 8 p.m.
Mr. Walter G. Anderson (Oliphant,
Anderson & Ferrier) presided over a
representative gathering of upwards of
seventy assistants. This was quite a
good attendance, considering the amount
of interest diverted by an election taking
place in the city within a week's time,
and also taking into account the mistaken
idea of certain assistants that because
they had already joined the " Provident
Society " they need not trouble any
more about its affairs. Mr. Anderson
briefly stated the object of the meeting,
whicli was to spend a social evening and
to stimulate further interest in the cause
of the Society. In the course of the
evening Mr. Pentland briefly explained
the growth and present position of the
Society, especially in regard to its
finances and future prospects, and trusted
that there would be a considerable in-
crease in the membership, not only in
Edinburgh, but all over the country.
The Hon. Secretary (Mr. Haldane) dealt
with the reasons given for not joining the
Society, which were simply excuses, and
not reasons at all. He then gave reasons
why every assistant should become a
member, laying particular stress upon
such points as the advantage of belonging
to a Trade Society ; the growing strength
of the Society and assurance of benefit,
if it should unfortunately be required ;
the small premium being well within
the means of every assistant. He asked
what they could do with 6s. a year, as
compared with the benefits which might
be obtained by the members of this
Society. We hear about the man who
cannot afford 6s. a year, but this is
precisely the person who must become
a member, and for whom the Society has
been instituted. He showed how the
employers in Edinburgh had given them
a splendid lead, no less than 28 having
become life-members, and appealed to
them to give in turn a lead to other
cities. With the assistance of the Com-
mittee, the names of 24 new members
were obtained, and more are to follow,
bringing up the number of ordinary
members to 80 ; a determined effort
must, however, be made to turn it into
three figures. Mr. Anderson congratu-
lated the assistants upon this increase
of membership, and hoped it would be
still further augmented in the near
future. Mr. Pollitt (J. M. Dent), who
was present, spoke briefly on the ad-
vantages of such societies in general,
and this one in particular. Mr. Wm.
Pollock (Menzies), in taking over the chair,
proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. Anderson
before he left, for his kindness in presiding
over this meeting, as well as for his
interest in the Society and in the assistants
of Edinburgh, to whom he has given
freely of his time and talents. A very
enjoyble concert was carried out during
the evening, contributed by members of
the Society. Songs were rendered by
Messrs. Aitken, Berry, Brash, Knox,
Muir, Murdoch, Mitchell, Pollock, and
Wishart Brown ; recitations by Mr.
Smart, while Mr. Orrock brought his
gramophone, and proved that he could
manipulate it with acceptance. Mr.
Cairns proved himself an efficient pianist
j and accompanist. A very happy evening
was finished by votes of thanks, and
" Auld Lang Syne." On the motion
of the Chairman, a telegram was des-
patched to the London District Com-
mittee, with best wishes for a pleasant
and successful meeting at then "Smoker "
on Friday.
Scotland Keeps It
The principal portion of the works on
shorthand sold at Dowell's Rooms,
Edinburgh, on February 19th, in the
J. Irvine Smith collection, has been
secured from Mr. Quaritch by J. Hardie
Brown & Co. for a local collector, thereby
retaining this important and curious
i collection for Scotland. Among the items
j is an early MS. on vellum by Ratcliff
J (1658), which is likely to settle certain
i disputed points.
An appropriate book for the Spring
is "Wild Flowers in then Seasons,"
by Prof. F. E. Hulme, a cheap edition of
which Messrs. Cassell have just published.
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Notes
The IvIBRairte Nn,ssoN, of Paris, has pub-
lished an important volume by Louis
I/umet, entitled " Napoleon Ier, Empereur
des Francais." It contains over 350 illus-
trations, of which 6 are in colour, and
deals with the life of the great Emperor
from Ajaccio to St. Helena; price 12
francs, bound.
In connection with the one hundredth
birthday of Charles Darwin, the leading
German periodicals contain articles giving
an account of his work.
Messrs. Caiman-Levy, of Paris, have
just published the 45th edition of Pierre
Loti's novel, " La Mort de Philse " ;
price, 3.50 francs.
Herren Mittler & Sohn, of Berlin,
will publish shortly " Vorgeschichte uud
Anfange der Freimaurerei in England,
Vol. 1, Die alten cnglischen Werklogen
und ihre Sprosslinge," by Wilhelm Bege-
mauu ; price, 1 1.50 marks, bound.
The Libreria General de Victoria 110
Suarez, of Madrid, announce as ready the
first part of the " Historia de la Arqui-
tectura, Cristiania Espanola en la Edad
Media," by Vicente Lamperez y Romea,
in folio with 590 illustrations, maps and
designs ; price, 35 francs. This work is to
be completed in two volumes, the second
one is to be published in tin- Spring.
" Die Englander in Indien," Reisein-
driicke von Graf Hans von Koenigsmark,
is an interesting book of travel in India.
It contains 34 illustrations and a map, and
costs 7.50 marks, bound.
Herr Georg Reimer, of Berlin,
announces as shortly ready the seventh
volume of the " Altertiimer von Per-
gamon," by Franz Winter ; this volume
deals with sculptures.
Messrs. R. Chapelot & Cie., of Paris,
are about to publish " L'Armee Japonaise
en 1908," par le Capitaine brevete R.
Bluzet ; price, 2 francs.
" Der Kunsthandel," is a new German
monthly for art dealers ; subscription
price, 7.50 marks a year.
M. E. Demain, of Brussels, has
published an important art work, " Feli-
cien Rops — L'Hoimne et l'Artiste," by
Camille Lemonnier ; it contains 150
illustrations of which 25 are engravings,
and costs 80 francs.
Herren Gebriider Janecke, of Han-
over, have just issued the fifth volume of
Karl Georg's Schlagwort-Katalog con-
taining a list of all the books and
maps published in Germany from 1903-
1907 ; this work comprises two volumes
in 8vo., 2,613 pages, and costs 86
marks, bound.
" Die Literarische Gegenwart, 20
Jahre deutschen Schrifttxuns, 1SS0-190S,"
is an interesting volume by Richard
Urban, published by the Xenien Vcrlag, in
Leipzig.
The Bureau de rAmiuaire de la Presse
francaise et etrangere et du Monde
Politique, Paris, announces the issue of
its useful Year Book for 1909 ; it is
considerably enlarged, and costs 13 francs,
bound.
La Librairie des Annales politiques et
litteraires, of Paris, has just issued " La
Litterature feminine d'aujourdhui," by
Jules Bertant ; price, 3.50 francs.
Messrs. Masson & Cie., of Paris, have
completed " L'Abrege dAnatomie," by
Messrs. P. Poirier, A. Charpy, B. Cuneo,
in three volumes. This work contains
1,618 pages, and 976 illustrations of which
many are in colour ; price 50 francs.
" Die Anierikanischeu Bahnen und
ihre Bedeutung fiir die Weltwirtschaft."
is an interesting work by T. Singer,
published by Herr Franz Siemenroth, in
Berlin.
M. Georges Ohnet, the well-known
French writer, has just finished his.
novel, entitled " Un Mariage Americain."
The Borsenblatt published recently
the paper given by Herr Alfred Voerster
of Leipzig, at the sixth meeting of the
International Publishers' Association at
Madrid, entitled " Praktische Mittel zur
Verbesseruug des Zwischenhandels im
Buchgewerbe." A special reprint is to be
had on application froln the author.
The Deutsche Verlagsanstalt, of Stutt-
gart, has published " Memoiren von
Bertha von Suttner." with 3 illustrations :
12 marks, bound.
March 6, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
Some Reminiscences of a
Publisher
In that very pleasant work " Eliza
Brightwen : the Life and Thoughts of a
Naturalist," edited by W. H. Chesson
and just published by Mr. Fisher Unwin,
there are some interesting references to
one of the founders of the publishing
house of Smith, Elder & Co. — Mr.
Alexander Elder. We have pleasure in
giving portraits of Mr. Alexander Elder
and his niece, Mrs. Brightwen. Mr. Elder
died at Lancing on February 6tb, 1876,
some thirty years after his retirement
from the firm of Smith, Elder & Co. The
following extracts from Mrs. Brightwen's
work give us pleasant glimpses of the
publisher in his private life ■ —
" I was born," says Mrs. Brightwen, ,
" at Banff, N.B., on October 30th, 1830.*
My father and mother were George and
Margaret Elder. My first recollections of
life are associated with playing on the
seashore, picking up shells, pebbles and
seaweed. I remember distinctly the
rooms of our house, where the furniture
stood and where the windows were,
though I am now sixty-four and though
I left Scotland when I was, I believe,
about four years old. I was the fourth
of the chndren of my mother, who died
in February, 1837.
" My father having a motherless
family of six, I was adopted by his
brother Alexander, one of the founders
of the publishing house of Smith, Elder
& Co. I recollect coming to England in a
sailing vessel and being taken on my
arrival to my uncle's office (65, Cornhill),
where I was given a book of butterflies
to look at whilst I waited to go down
with him on the top of a coach to his
country house, Sparrow Hall, Streatham, |
then quite in the country in the midst of
fields. My first recorded speech on
arriving is said to have been, " Look at
the wee birdie sittin' on the dyke ! "
So, I suppose, that even in those days
I loved all animated nature.
" My most dear uncle was ever kind j
and good to me — his 'little lassie,' as he I
always tenderly called me to the last day \
of lus life — and 1 loved him devotedly, j
He was one of the best of men, kind to j
everybody, an upright, honest Scotch- 1
man, respected by everyone who had J
come in contact with him.
" My uncle used to spend one day in
the week at home, when I used to be his
constant companion. To me it was a I
red-letter day. There was always some- 1
thing delightful requiring attention ; his I
gun had to be cleaned, fishing tackle had
to be prepared for use, fences had to be
mended, or gardening had to be done. In
all these things his kindness allowed me
some part to play, and I was very happy
if I thought I was in any way helpful to
him.
" There was an empty cottage in the
grounds, in one room of which my uncle
kept all his various tools and wood for
carpentering, which was one of his j
favourite pursuits. Tliis room I was |
allowed sometimes to sweep and put
straight, and a rare dust I used to make, j
till my uncle would remonstrate with, j
' Hoot, lassie, I think ye've done eneugh. j
I camia breathe with all this upstir ! '
I did love to play housemaid, even to !
* Mrs. Brigiitvven died May 5, 1906.
blacking and polishing the grate ! But
I believe that after one ministration
I was commanded to leave the grate
alone."
In his Introduction Mr. Edmund
Gosse tells us of the unbounded joy of
Mrs. Brightwen when her first work,
" Wild Nature Won by Kindness," very
MRS. BRIGHTWEN
Author of "Wild Nature Won by Kindness," &c.
From a Portrait by Mr. Percy Eigland
I
!
ALEXANDER ELDER
One of the Founders of Smith, Elder & Co.
timidly offered to Mr. Fisher Unwin was
immediately accepted by him, and proved
a sudden and surprising success and led
to the publication by Mr. Unwin of her
well-known nature books, the success of
which was certainly to a considerable
extent due to the manner in which they
were introduced to the world by her
publisher.
Football in the Trade
Mkssrs. Neeson & Sons
v.
Messrs. Longmans, Green & Co.
THESE well-known firms met at Boston
Farm, Ealing, last Saturday, an interest-
ing game resulting in an easy victory
for "No. 35, the Row" (Messrs. Nelson
SfSons) by 4 goals to 1 .
The recent heavy snowfall had made
the ground rather heavy, and the first
half produced 2 goals for the winners,
the second of these being gained from a
penalty. In the second half, although
having more of the game than formerly.
Longmans only managed to pierce their
opponents' defence on one occasion
through the instrumentality of Taylor,
whilst Nelson's added two more before
thejwhistle finally sounded.
The ABC and X Y Z of
Bee Culture
Every reader of the P.C. who has
customers who are interested in bees and
bee culture should make a note of what
appears to us to be the best and cheapest
work we have ever seen on the subject —
i.e., "The ABC and XYZ of Bee
Culture." It is a fully and admirably
illustrated cyclopaedia of everything per-
taining to the care of the honey-bee :
bees, hives, honey, implements, honey
plants, &c, facts gleaned from the
experience of thousands of bee-keepers
and afterwards verified in the apiary of
the authors, A. I. Root and E. R. Root, of
Medina, Ohio, U.S.A., who are past-
masters in the art of bee culture. It is
quite a large work of nearly 550 demy
8vo. pages, well printed, full of illustra-
tions and with about eighteen columns of
index ; yet the price is only 7s., post free.
The London agents are the publishers of
The Btitish Bee Journal, 8, Henrietta
1 Street, Covent Garden, London.
Five Sons Killed in Battle
j One of the most interesting things in
I connection with the Abraham Lincoln
I celebrations was the unearthing of a
letter from the President, dated at
j Washington November 21st, 1864. It
runs as follows : —
Executive Mansion,
Washington.
November 21st, 1864.
To Mrs. Bixby, Boston, Mass.
Dear Madam, — I have been shown in
the files of the War Department a state-
ment of the Adjutant-General of Massa-
chusetts that you are the mother of five
sous who have died gloriously on the field
of battle. I feel how weak and fruitless
must be any word of mine which should
attempt to beguile you from the grief of
j a loss so overwhelming. But I cannot
refrain from tendering you the consolation
that may be found in the thanks of the
j republic they died to save. I pray that
our Heavenly Father may assuage the
anguish of your bereavement, and leave
you only the cherished memory of the
loved and lost, and the solemn pride that
must be yours to have laid so costly a
sacrifice upon the altar of freedom.—
Yours very sincerely and respectfully,
A. Lincoln.
342
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343
The Old Cottages
Snowdonia "
of
By Harold Hughes and Herbert L.
North
Now and again one comes upon a book
which takes possession of one. It is
generally a question of the right book
hitting the right mood or right stage of
one's mental development. Such a
fortunate conjunction befell the present
writer when from out its neat wliite box
he drew the volume under consideration.
A long residence in Wales had endeared
to him those ancient and hitherto ignored
cottages hi which the very essence of the
Celtic spirit seems to dwell. He had tried
in vain to gather some information upon
the subject, and had become persuaded
that there were none to share his pleasure
in the simple beauty of rough stone,
white or cream washed.
Messrs. Hughes and North have
changed all this by producing a perfect
little masterpiece of research wisdom
and appreciation upon the subject of
old Welsh cottages. Though confining
themselves to the district of Snowdonia,
wished it will be tins remarkable book,
unheralded by any advertisement, modest
in price, and as delightful in form as it is
in substance. The binding is of rough
canvas in a shade of reseda, the headings
are printed in red in Gothic type, the
names of the cottages being hi the same
type in black. The illustrations are,
perhaps, the most fascinating part of all —
tiny gems of drawing, three and four
inches large, having all the merits of old
woodcuts, as our readers may judge from
the two examples we give, showing
ground plan and interior of " Bwlch
Gydrhos, Llangelynin." This volume is
published by Messrs. Jarvis & Foster,
Bangor.
International Association of
Antiquarian Booksellers
Extracts from the Annual Report
In recording the progress of the second
year of the Association, the Committee
believe that the members will be greatly
gratified by the steady and rapid advance
which has been made. The most im-
manuer, onevof ^20, and another of £130.
It is only just to add that in both cases
the defaulters were Englishmen, and that
the second case was a particularly bad
breach of trust by a man well known in
London. Care should also be taken
not to send cash in advance for lists of
names of book-buyers. In one case the
names of several firms of repute in
England were given as having purchased
the list in question, but the said firms
deny the truth of the statement.
The application fee for collecting
accounts was reduced from one shilling
to sixpence, but notwithstanding this
fact the total derived from these fees
was only two shillings less than in 1906,
thus showing increase of business. The
amount recovered for members -as a
result of the application fees was £60 10s.,
being an advance of ^18 10s. iod. upon
the previous year. Thirty-six inquiry
fees were paid, many resulting in the
prevention of losses, and others enabling
business to be transacted at once with
firms known to be reputable.
The number of the members of the
Association is now 237, being an increase:
the book is a vade mecxim upon the whole
question and will, we beheve, create an
interest in an entirely new field of
antiquarian knowledge. It is impossible
here to do more than summarise briefly
the contents of their book.
After considering the harmony that
existed between the old cottages and
then surroundings, they pass on to
describe the ancient " Cyttian Gwydde-
lod," or round huts, of the Romano-
British period, and their evolution in
the 12th century. The 14th century and
the earliest extant roofs, walling, ingles
and lattices are fully considered, and the
changes which passed over the dwellings
of the peasants hi the early part of the
1 6th century, carrying the reader right
down to the early part of the 19th cen-
tury. Separate portions are devoted to
the subjects of walling, chimneys, stone
staircases, glass and windows, and to a
detailed account of the aspect, furniture
and contents of the interiors.
The book ends with a plea for the
preservation of such examples of the
ancient forms of simple beauty as are to
be found scattered about the hills and
dales of Wales. If anything can further
this consummation so devoutly to be
portant feature of the year has been the
alteration of the title from that of ' ' The
Second-hand Booksellers' Association "
to that of ' ' The International Association
of Antiquarian Booksellers," whereby
world-wide influence and power has
accrued to the institution. The change
originated hi the fact that a number of
influential booksellers in the United
States, Canada, Germany, and other
countries desired to participate hi the
advantages of membership, and at a
general meeting held on May nth, a
proposition to alter the title was carried
nem. con. There are now, consequently,
27 foreign members, 15 of whom have
joined the Committee, and have promised
then services for the benefit of the Asso-
ciation whenever occasion occurs for
them. The more dignified term " Anti-
quarian ' ' was at the same time chosen
by general consent in place of " Second-
hand." The Foreign members of the
Committee have already taken opportu-
nity of supplying valuable information.
Caution should be exercised in sending
goods on consignment to the United
States, as the distance from Great Britain
adds to the difficulty of taking action.
Two losses have^been^iucurred in this
of 44 over 1907. London members are
90 in number ; country members 1 20 ;
and foreign members 27.
A great advance in income has been
made in 1908. In 1907 the income was
£38 5s. 7d. ; this year it has been £5 1 is. id.
This year a balance of £37 17s. 8d.
is hi hand, as compared with £8 10s. 2d.
in 1907, and the Committee are of
ophiion that this is very satisfactory.
Mr. R. B. Marston, editor of The
Publishers' Circular, and Mr. George
H. Whitaker, editor of The Bookseller,
joined the Committee in May, and Mr.
H. R. Hill in December. Mr. Marston
and Mr. Whitaker very kindly offered to
insert advertisements of the Association
hi then journals free of charge, which
offers were accepted with many thanks.
The Association is also deeply indebted
to Mr. Francis E. Murray for free insertion
of " Association Notes," and for his
ardent advocacy of the Association in the
columns of The Clique.
The Committee particularly wish to
urge upon all members the desirability
of enlarging the membership.
Signed on behalf of the Committee,
B. D. MAGGS,
January 28th. President.
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March 6, 1909
NOVELLO & Co/S PUBLICATIONS
THE COUNCIL SCHOOL HYMN BOOK
A COLLECTION OF HYMNS, WITH PRAYERS, FOR USE IN COUNCIL SCHOOLS
COMPILED TO MEET THE PARTICULAR NEEDS OF THE NEW
EDUCATION AUTHORITIES ESTABLISHED BY THE ACT of 1902.
PREFATORY NOTE TO THE MUSIC EDITION
The music of the Council School Hymn Book has been selected for its melodic interest and general suitability to
children's voices. These essentials have been kept steadily in view as regards the new tunes composed expresslv for the
book, wherein many well-established favourites find a place. It will be observed that some of the tunes appear in lower
keys than usual in order that young voices may not be unduly strained.
Every care has been taken to make the music of the book acceptable to teachers as well as children, in the hope
that daily hymn-singing may become a a specially enjoyable feature of school life.
The Hymns (150) chosen are those of proved value and reputation, including such Hymns as embodv principles like
the love of country and the duty of good citizenship. New Hymns have been specially written for the book by the
Bishop of Durham, Mr. Arthur C. Benson, Dr. T. W. Jex-Blake and others.
Prayers for the opening and closing of school form an Appendix to the book.
To meet the requirements of Education Authorities the publishers are prepared to issue the book with special name
and title for different Councils and localities.
EDITIONS AND PRICES
a. Words and Tunes with complete Accompaniment, the usual hymnal form, price 2s. 6d.
b. The Words with the Melody only (staff and tonic sol-fa notations combined), for the use of the children, price is.
c. Words only (limp cloth), 6d.
ADDITIONAL HYMNS
FOR USE WITH ANY OTHER CHURCH HYMNAL
Special features of the book, which should make it
a valuable help to Church work in many districts : —
1. It can be used with any other Church Hymn Book
without confusion of numbers, the first hymn being
numbered 801.
2. The book contains not a single hymn or tune that is
found in the Old Edition of " Hymns Ancient and
Modern," only six that appear in the New 1904
Edition of that book, and only about 30 that appear
in the New 1903 Edition of "Church Hymns." It
can therefore be used as an appendix with any of
these books, and is issued in sizes to bind up with them-
3. It brings together in one volume many hymns in constant
use that are only to be found scattered through a
number of books, and it contains many others which
have become dearlv loved by Church people.
"Additional Hymns" may be described as a popular
collection both as regards words and music,
thoroughly Catholic and Evangelical in tone.
It provides much-needed hymns for Choral Celebrations
and for the Young, and includes a complete set of
the " Salve Festa Dies " translations, words and
music as used at St. Paul's Cathedral ; also the late
Bishop Tenner's metrical version of the Church
Catechism, and hymns for the three National Saints.
As will be seen, in the Index a distinguishing letter
is placed opposite every hymn, denoting its
characteristic features.
Complete Music Edition
Do. Tonic Sol-fa
Hymns only
Small Edition
Do. Do.
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Early Booksellers'
Catalogues
By Templar.
THESE, I have suggested elsewhere, are
well worth noting and preserving when
they are found in old books. It is
obvious that apart from their general
interest as exhibiting the kind of litera-
ture in vogue at any given period they
are often unique sources of special
information and bibliography.
The following, of which I some time
ago made a list, are arranged in chrono-
logical order : —
The Catalogue^ pp. ) led off with a
number of translations (^Esop, Josephus,
&c.) by Sir Roger 1/ Estrange, some ten
or twelve Theological or Rehgio-political
Works ' ' An appeal to all true members of
the Church, &c, on behalf of the King's
Supremacy," "The Church of Rome no
guide hi matters of Faith, in answer to a
late Letter from a Nephew to his Uncle,"
and numerous sermons and controversial
opuscula by Dr. Stanhope.
Jeremy Collier's famous " Short View"
(of the " Prof an en ess and Immorality "
of the Stage) and two successive replies
(" Defence of the Short View," &c.) to
Publisher
Brooke, Nathl. Angel, Cornhill
Goodwin, Tim. — — —
Sare, Richd. - - -
Davis, R:chd., Oxford (9 pp.) -
Moetjens, Adr. The Hague- - - -
Chiswell, R. (catal : and Proposals for Rush-
worth's Memorials) - - -
Bernard, G. P., Amsterdam - -
■Comino, Padua — — - - —
Ward &■ Chandler, London and York- -
Broedelet (Cologne ?) - - - - -
Noble, St. Martin's Court - - - -
Slater, H., Clare Market -
Van Duren, Leipzig, Hague and Frankfort -
Changuion, Phil Londres - - - -
Foulis, Glasgow - — - - -
Luchtmanns, Leyden - - - - —
Millar, 9, Strand, London- - - -
Wctstein, Amsterdam- - - - -
Rey, Marc Michel, Amsterdam - -
Banche, Paris -----
Vincent & Durand, Florence and Paris
Goodby, Owen, London - - -
Ruddiman, M., Edinburgh- - -
Bipontine Society — - - -
Treuttel, &c, Strasburg - - -
Didot, P., Paris
Bodoni, Parma -----
Volume containing his Catalogue.
Eachard's " Contempt of the Clergy," 1670.
Wei wood Memoirs, 1700.
Maxims of Rochefoucauld, 1706.
L Estrange' s iEsop, 1708.
Smith's Greek Church, 1680.
The Koran (Fr. Transl.) 1687.
Fairfax Mem. : 1699.
D'Aubigne Mem. : 1731 (and Voltaire's
Ligue, 1724).
Costanzo Rime, 1738 (and Lucilius, 1735).
Earle's Microcosmography, 1740.
Bonneval Mem.: 2 v., 1740 (33 pp.)-
Locke's Letters, 1740.
Locke's Letters, 1742.
Oliveti Poetse, Latini, 1743 (64 pp.).
Guiche Mem. : 1744 (8 pp.).
Boethius, 8vo., 175 1.
Suetonius, 175 1 (4PP-, Classics).
Fielding's Jonathan Wild, 1754 (2 pp.).
Arrian, 1756.
Rousseau. Contrat Social, 1st edit., 1762
(the first publisher of several of Rousseau's
Works).
Esprit de Bourdaloue, 1862 (3 pp.).
Montesquieu Lettres familieres, 1767 (8 pp.).
Bauipfylde Moore Carew's Life, 1768.
Livy, 1782.
Apuleius (Catal: of Classics), 1788.
- Renouard's Carmina Ethica, 1795.
A catalogue including all the items
advertised in the above lists would
probably include a good many forgotten
and possibly worthless books, but it might
also throw light on some obscure points in
literary history.
For example, I bought some years ago
an anonymous translation of the Maxims
of La Rochefoucauld, 8vo., 1706. At-
tracted by the early date of the book I
was not surprised to find it the first
English version of the complete work,
taken from the Paris and Lyons editions
of 1691.
The next question was, who wrote it ?
No author's name appeared, as I have
said, and the British Museum Catalogue —
that clue to so many a nameless or
pseudonymous personality — added no-
thing to what was told one on the title
page.
From the fact, however, that certain
" Christian Maxims " were appended (as
a sort of antidote) to the text of La
Rochefoucauld, one inferred that the
author was not only a French scholar
but a divine.
The book being one of the publications
of Richard Sare, of Gray's Inn Gate, in
Holborn, I turned to his advertisements
(appended to the Maxims) to see what
clients of his there were to whom this
description would apply ; and a cursory
examination revealed two such persons-
Jeremy Collier and Dean Stanhope.
criticisms of that work, were followed by
the same author's translation of Marcus
Aurelius, and a version by him of
" Maxims and Reflections on Plays,"
drawn from Bossuet ( ! )
This inclined one to suppose that
Collier himself, if not too exclusively
occupied with his Ecclesiastical History,
might be our anonymous translator — the
anonymity being, in the case of a work of
such ill repute among the orthodox,
natural enough. And here was Collier
translating Marcus Aurelius and certain
other " Maxims " from the French.
However, on collating this list with
another published in L' Estrange' s Fables
of'^Azsop and other Mythologists with'
Morals and Reflexions, 5th edit., 8vo.,
1708, another entry arrested my atten-
tion, to wit :
" Epictetus's Morals " and " Charron
of Wisdom, done into English from the
newest French edition."
" The two last by the Rev. Dr.
Stanhope, Dean of Canterbury."
Given such materials for conjecture
Epictetus and Charron combined seemed
to outweigh Marcus Aurelius and Bossuet.
And on consulting the Diet, of National
Biography one finds that the work is hi
fact " attributed " to Stanhope, though
apparently with some hesitation.
r.But even if the fact had been well
known (and it is rather stated, by the
authorities cited, as a tradition, possibly
based on no more evidence than is here
rehearsed), yet starling from the book, as
the late Mr. Henry Bradshaw used to say,
one could scarcely arrive at it more
naturally than via the publisher's own
catalogue, which in any such case would
be worth consulting.
Turning to the general character of the
books offered for sale in the first decade
of the Eighteenth Century by Mr.
Richard Sare, of Gray's Inn Gate, in
Holborn, the modern reader cannot fail
to be struck by their solemnity.
Which of the following, one wonders,
would he pick out to accompany him, let
us suppose, on a long journey by rail ?
Flavius Josephus.
Genuine Epistles of St. Barnabas.
A Practical Discourse against Pro-
phane Swearing.
The authority of Christian Princes over
Ecclesiastical Synods, an answer to a
Letter to a Convocation Man. In this
controversy, by the way, Dean Stanhope
was directly involved as Prolocutor of
the Lower House of Commons, dissolved
in '17 1 6, and never summoned again till
the Nineteenth Century.
^Parsons' Christian Directory.
t A Gentleman' s Religion in Three Parts.
*"An Essay towards making the know-
ledge of Religion easie to the meanest
capacity. mfH
iShort and Plain Directions for spending
one day well. (These last two titles read
rather like counsels of Despair !) The
reader who was repelled by them would
scarcely find better cheer in :
%The Christian Scholar (though priced
" 3d., or 20s. a hundred ").
t The Christian Casuist.
f Puffendorf's Law of Nations, or
\The unlawfubtess of Bonds of Re-
signation.
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include translations of Lazarillo de
Tormes, and the " Spanish Rogue," also
Love Letters between a Nobleman and his
sister, in 3 parts, 8vo. ; and some more
improving _
Reflections upon Ridicule.
The page from which these are quoted
(L'Estrange's -33sop, 1708, ad. fin.)
contains some 4 or 5 works which are still
well known.
Collier's Ecclesiastical History.
Evelyn's Sylva, and Kalendarum Hor-
tense, and Chamberlayne' s Anglics Notitia,
or The State of Great Britain, a valuable
work cited by Macaulay, and frequently
enlarged and reprinted (my copy is, I see,
the 29th edition, 1728).
Another example.
I find a reference in Mme. de Sevigne's
Letters to a " Histoire des Croisades,"
which she is reading.
It is, of course, Maimbourg's popular
work. But supposing the allusion not
explained in the notes (as might be the
case if the Letters were a less well known
and well edited book), it is to be found hi
the catalogue appended to her dear
friend, Mme. La Fayette's Histoire de
Madame Henriette d'Angleterre, Michel
Charles le Cene, Amsldm. 8vo., 1720.
It is true this is 40 years later than
the reference but a popular history sells
for longer than that period even in our
own days.
(To be Continued.)
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Bohemian life in Loudon very jolly. The
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like, or at least that most men like, and,
guarded only by her beauty and innocence,
she does things which do credit to her
womanly heart, but would stiffen Mrs.
Grundy if she heard of them. A well-
written healthy book with the right sort
of passion ; but novel writers ought to
abandon the discovery of artists of trans-
cendent merit, we have had so many lately
— in fiction.
From Messrs. J. Baker & Son, Clifton
(Simpkin Marshall & Co., Ltd., London). —
" Flower and Grass Calendars for Children,"
by Agnes Fry. The writer's primary
object is that " the children, having learnt
the verses for the time of year, might find
the flowers named on a ramble in their
own neighbourhoods with their teacher."
It is also suggested the Calendar might be*
used in other ways.
From The Cambridge University Press. —
The Syndics of the Cambridge University
Press are issuing a series of reading books
for the upper and middle forms of
secondary schools. The books are printed
in a bold, clear type and strongly bound
in cloth boards. Among the first six
volumes the " Tales of a Grandfather,"
by Sir Walter Scott, is to be found. This
is a useful series for introducing the
study of English literature into the
schools.
From the Same. — A new volume in the
"Cambridge County Geographies" series,
"Sussex," by George F. Bosworth, F. R.G.S.
It is, needless to say, quite a model of what
such a book should be, and also contains
coloured, physical, and geological maps.
From Messrs. William Cate, Ltd. — " Pictur-
esque Donegal." This book is a very
complete guide to Donegal. The author,
Mr. Shrubsole, says in the introduction
that an attempt to make known the
attractions of Donegal has been attended
with the greatest success. This was a fore-
gone conclusion, he adds, as it only required
proper facilities for reaching and exploring
the several districts ; these districts being
now accessible it is safe to say that with
this book as a guide it is possible to tour in
Donegal and see all that is to be seen with
the least trouble and expense, and from
the numerous photographs, not to mention
the maps with which the book is illustrated,
we should imagine that a very delightful
holiday could be spent there with fishing
rod or golf club.
From The Catholic Truth Society. — " A
Spiritual Calendar." Thoughts for every
day in the year compiled by the Right
Rev. A. Lauzoni from the works and
letters of Antonio Rosmini, the founder
of the Institute of Charity.
From the Same. — " The Making of Molly."
A story suitable for young people of Roman
Catholic faith. It begins in a Convent,
and ends with a marriage between a young
devoti and a man who " abjures " the
heresies of Anglicanism.
From Messrs. Chatto & Wiidus. — "The
Charm of Paris : an Anthology," compiled
by Alfred H. Hyatt. We have nothing
but praise for Mr. Hyatt's selection. He
seems indeed to be familiar with all the
best things written about the gay French
capital, both in prose and verse. The
selections are grouped under different
headings, and all those from foreign pens
have been translated, so that the book
is in English from cover to cover. Those
who know Mr. Hyatt's earlier anthologies
upon the charms of London, Edinburgh
and Venice, will not fail to add his " Paris "
to their shelves.
From Messrs. A. Constable & Co. — " Early
Christianity," by S. B. Black, M.A. This
is one of the series " Religions : Ancient
and Modern," of which Messrs Constable
have already issued a number of volumes.
It is, of course, written from the point of
view of the student of comparative religion,
with no bias either one way or the other.
In a small compass it gives a masterly
summing up of the results of Biblical
criticism in regard to the history of Chris-
tianity from its foundation down to the
time of Origen, and it is a text-book likely
to take first rank among scholars. The ;
bibliography appended is admirable, both !
in regard to arrangement and scope.
From the Same. — " Herbert Spencer," by
W. H. Hudson. One of the Series " Philo-
sophies Ancient and Modern," which is the '
name of a new series of primers issued in
handy shilling volumes by Messrs. Con-
stable. The writing in each case is con-
fined to an expert authority, Mr. Hudson's
" Introduction to Spencer's Philosophy," 1
for instance, being well known. The aim I
of his book is almost entirely expository,
an attempt, in short, to give a simple outline ;
of the cardinal ideas and more important
bearings of the " Synthetic Philosophy."
It is a model of what may be achieved by
a master hand within a small space.
From Mr. C. W. Daniel. — " The Message of
Psychic Science to the World," by Mary !
Everest Boole. Mrs. Boole has for many
years been known as an original and
independent thinker, whose conclusions
command an enthusiastic, if limited
following. Darwinism, Spiritualism, Phre-
nology, Mesmerism, Mental Hygiene,
Thought Transference and Homceopathy,
each contribute to her practical philosophy, i
and though much of her book seems rather i
old-fashioned in these go-ahead days, j
there is no little wisdom and sense in her
chapters.
From Messrs. J. M. Dent & Co. — " Songs
of Love and Praise for Home Singing,"
edited by Annie Matheson. The catholic
taste exhibited by the compiler of this
delightful little book of sacred song,
especially arranged by her for " those
who are garlanded with the freshness,
and sweetness, and vigour of life's un-
folding," deserves a cordial word of
recognition. The anthology comprises
some of the best hymns that have evoked
the admiration and love of numberless
devout souls, young and old. A special
word of commendation is due to Mr. Charles
Robinson for his charming and artistic
designs.
From the Same. — The new volume in the
Temple Moliere series issued by Messrs.
Dent & Co. is " Dom Garcia de Navarre
or le Prince Jaloux." The play was first
performed in 1661. Mr. Frederic Spenser ,
contributes a Glossary and Preface, both
of which will be helpful to students.
From Mr. Hy. J. Drane. — " Sabbioneta, a !
Drama in Three Acts," by L. C. Falbe. The :
author of this historic drama, relating to
the love intrigue of Diana de Cardona
(wife of Vespasian Gonzagues, Duke of
Sabbioneta), has evidently given some ;
attention to the dramas of Thomas Kyd, !
for it is composed in that skilled Eliza-
bethan author's vein of tragic writing.
The play is really an effective one for public !
representation, both in respect of plot and
characterisation .
From the Same. — " The Trail of the Jesuit,"
by Clunie Maxton, is a lurid picture of a
young .Scotch peasant, who is perverted
to the Roman Church and develops into
an accomplished schemer. He mas-
querades as an English clergyman, and
sticks at no villainy to serve the ends of
the Order of Jesus. The book has more
animus than art. The proof reading leaves
much to be desired : witness such eccen-
tricities as " Simillibus simillibi curanti."
From the Same. — " Only an Orphan," a
story by Miss Annie Kennedy.
From the Same — " Hearthrug Comedies,"
by D. — . A collection of pleasant
little plays, so named from the fact that
their first performance took place "on a
good-sized rug spread at the door of a
greenhouse." The two first plays require
no scenery beyond ordinary drawing-room
furniture, and all have the advantage of
being " easy to manage " from the
amateur's point of view. There is a delight-
ful Duologue for Children, which the
Schoolroom Powers that Be might take
note of with advantage.
From the .Same. — " Grafton Chimes : or
When I was a Boy," by W. Maurice Adams.
This retrospective poem is written in the
narrative form of verse, made familiar by
the poet, George Crabbe. A sympathetic
chord is struck betwixt author and reader
by the natural and informal sequence of the
story Mr. Adams has so deftly unfolded,
frequently interwoven with humour and
pathos of village life.
From Messrs. Duckworth & Co. — " The
.Scientific Feeding of Animals," by Pro-
fessor O. Kellner. Authorised translation
by William Goodwin. A consideration of
the scientific foundations upon which the
principles of animal nutrition rest, which
the agriculturist will find exceedingly
valuable. In Part I. are to be found the
principles upon which the theory of feeding
is based, and in Part II. a descriptive
account of the different feeding-stuffs ;
whilst Part III. is devoted to the con-
ditions which should be observed in the
feeding of various domestic animals, oxen,
sheep, pigs, horses, &c. Dr. Goodwin's
translation deserves high praise.
From Messrs. Arnold Fairbairns & Co. Ltd.
— " The Story of German Song," by W.
Elwin Oliphant. Contains some gems of
sacred song from works dealing with
German hymnology ; accompanied by brief
notices of their composers. Among them
will be found excerpts from Martin Luther
and his friends ; also Martin Rinckart,
Paul Gerhardt (the Pastor Poet), Herman
Francke (the Pietist), Gerhard Tersteegen
(the Revivalist), Count Zingendorf (the
Moravian preacher), and many others.
The volume contains good portraits of
some of these hymn composers.
From Mr. T. N. Foulis. — " The Legend of the
Flowers." Translated from the Italian
of Paolo Mantegozza by Mr. J. Alexander
Kennedy. With a frontispiece by Walter
Crane. The author is a distinguished
scholar well-known in the world of science
and literature, occupying the important
post of Professor of Medicine at the
University of Pavia. His legends of
" How the Orange Blossom Came," " The
Making of the Heather," " The Origin of
the Myrtle," " How the Rose was Born,"
&c, are exquisitely fashioned myths,
translated by Mr. Kennedy in a highly
satisfactory manner.
From Messrs. Gowans & Gray, Ltd. —
" Lyric Masterpieces by Living Authors."
Selected by Adam L. Gowans, M.A. An
anthology confined to the verse of con-
temporary writers for sixpence is a hitherto
unknown phenomenon. Some of the best
examples of Yeats, William Watson,
Arthur Symons, Thomas Hardy and
Robert Bridges are included in the charm-
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From Messrs. Greening- & Co. — " The Silt
of the Duchess," by Houghton Townley.
This is the most amazing bit of melodrama
we have come across for a long time. The
American Duchess in the first chapter lays
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Reply of the American Pirate
Mosher To Editor of the P.C. . . 401
Copyright : International and Na-
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THE
Publishers' Circular
Reply of the American
Pirate Mosher to the
Editor of the " P.C."
In accordance with his request, we here-
with give the reply of Mr. Mosher to our
article about him (in P.C. January 23rd),
in the same prominent position : —
Sir, — -Your article, which is as nearly a
libel as you could safely make it, has been
read by me, and I will reply, trusting to
that sense of fair play — which I am told
is one of the dearest delusions an English-
man hugs to heart — for its appearance in
as conspicuous type and position as the
original attack appearing in your issue
of January 23rd. What the Glasgow
Herald adds may be safely dismissed ■ as
the late lamented Gus Williams once
sang :
" I can fight with the lion that roars in my
path,
But I can't bear a cur [and Scotch at that]
at my heels ! "
The fact is I have made books that
have been proved equal in quality to
j anything of the best made in your tight
little island. That is indeed grievous.
My legal right to make use of the
things I have chosen to reprint — flotsam
and jetsam on the unchartered sea of
literary misadventure — is beyond dispute.
If it was not I should hear from your
disgruntled correspondents in a very
different manner. Likewise the question
of morals is a far-fetched proposition. It
is a standard for exmrple that is not
observed by your own houses, which
freely reprint expired copyright texts in
England and the Colonies.
They could not — these authors — (save
in some instances w'.ere I have arranged
and paid for revised and additional
matter) convey any rights that would be
in force as against any one else who chose
to reprint in America. In other words,
there was no copyright that any court in
this country would recognise for an
instant.
Again, I ask what moral right is in-
volved by my reprinting matter that was
either left in a first and only edition
intentionally or remained so because there
was no demand for a second edition ?
My action has, indeed, forced the
hands of those who would have arbi-
trarily locked up — (" because it's mine
I'll do as I please ") — such work as Mr.
Lang's " Aucasshi and Nicolete " and his
" Ballads and Lyrics of Old France."
Even Mr. Lang did not say he would have
refused permission, but his grouch was
that I didn't ask till after the deed was
done — and so, be damned to me !
But out of mere spiteful ness he did
allow a young college friend of mine to
reprhit his " Aucassin," and hoped, no
doubt, my sails would be blown away,
to employ seafaring terminology, which
he would doubtless agree belonged of
right to one who had defiantly hoisted
the Jolly Roger ! The College Magazine
is no more ; my sales wax and do not
wane ! And quite recently the " Ballads
and Lyrics of Old France " have appeared
in London without material change just
as I had given them. Mr. Lang said they
were poor stuff ! Why did he reprint
them ?
What just cause then have these
authors against me ? I have made them
known to an extent that in my opinion —
and I am not alone in it — has resulted in
the " de luxe " Pater selling over here,
whereas had it not been for my pioneer
work it might have seen as great a frost
as the " de looks " Arnold !
What about any others who go on
gaily with English authors in whom copy-
right has not expired ? There are a few
of us who issue Browning, Rossetti,
Dickens, Thackeray et als. Are we paying
tribute or asking permission of the British
owners of copyright ? Most decidedly
not.
What moral difference is there, say,
between me and your own reprinters, who,
as soon as a copyright lapses, put on the
market editions that deceive and probably
are intended to deceive the bookbuyer as
to behig complete editions ? I do not
deceive, and whenever there is a chance
for bibliographical notes I spare no pains
to give them. Legally your reprinters
cannot do as I do, for fear of the law —
not of your standard of morals. This is
the gist of my offence : what I republish
is public property in this country, in
yours 'tis private. Narrowed down, the
difference would appear to be that I am
an American and you are an Englishman !
Does it seem egoistic to say that there
is something of my own in these editions
which make The Mosher Books saleable ?
What do you suppose it is ? Not wholly
"swelled head," as you would imply.
Craftsmanship is not too long a word, I
hope, for me to use as well as practise !
That I have had the wit — call it just
that — to devise new formats and to dis-
cover literary work worth while using,
which the original publisher never cared
or thought possible to use a second time
— that is my contribution, and one that
cannot be overlooked or forgiven, as you
seem to believe. The discoverer is to
some extent — outside of the English pale
— the owner ; treasure trove, I am told,
even with yourselves brings some reward
to the finder !
I see that I must define my position
plainly. Well, here it is : without
originality in bookcraft these " Gems and
Jewels " — words you quote, but not used
by me — would have remained hidden as
in a napkin to the American public, and
of as little value to the world at large.
It is quite possible Messrs. Lang and
Hewlett preferred to have it so. [Any
sale of my editions in England is an
incident in my business. You need not
be told the American market is im-
measurably larger than your own.]
It is equally certain that I decided to
override or rather forestall any dog-in-
the-manger attitude by taking what I
had a perfect legal right, and as I believe
(viewed from the standpoint of the good
of the many, especially where it does no
harm to the few) a perfect moral right to
use.
402
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Before howling at American enteqjrise
— and there are others beside myself — ■
would it not be well to pluck the mote
out of your own eye ? Remember the
words of the preacher : Be not righteous
over much !
That is all. as I see the situation, and
I shall therefore continue to carry on my
work despite your unfair insinuations.
There is room for such work, and I believe
I have an exceptional flair in recognising
what is of worth even when buried by
neglect, or relegated to a single limited
edition just because " it is mine own and
I'll do what I please with it."
May I conclude with a passage from
a poet we presumably both admire :
" That a lie which is half a truth is ever the
blackest of lies ;
That a lie which is all a lie may be met and
fought with outright ;
But a lie which is part a truth is a harder
matter to fight."
I think the statement you have
allowed yourself to make is precisely
what this citation from Tennyson says
it is, and with this reflection, I beg to
remain, — Yours very truly,
Thomas B. Mosher.
Portland, Maine (U.S.A.).
February 18th, 1909.
It will be seen that Mr. Mosher does
not attempt to answer our chief point
against him, viz., the sale and offer for
sale .of British copyright works in his
illegal editions in the United Kingdom
and the Colonies. He has advertised in
our literary weeklies and in American
papers circulating here that he will send
any work in his catalogue to any address
in the world. With reference to his
statements as regarding Mr. Andrew
Lang, Mr. Lang writes : —
" I think I have always granted my
permission to publish in America books
of mine not protected there by copy-
right when I have been asked for my
consent. I am unaware that Mr.
Mosher ever did ask, and I believe that
he has tried, no doubt successfully, to
sell his pirated copies of my books in
this country !
"(Signed) A. Lang."
If Mr. Mosher had confined his sales
to non- British markets we should have
had nothing to say about him. But
when, while robbing our authors, he talks
about " the Soul of Man " and the
"ultimate completeness of the Divine
plan," in connection with his piratical
publishing, it is not surprising to find our
authors protesting. He says our article
was as " nearly a libel " as we could
" safely make it." If he will tell us what
we can add to make it quite a libel we will
with pleasure complete it.
Copyright
International and National
IT is very satisfactory that Mr. Frederick
Macmillan will represent the interests of
publishers, and indirectly of authors also,
on the Committee which has been
appointed by the President of the Board
of Trade to consider the suggestions
made at the Berlin International Copy-
right Conference last year. The object
of the Committee will be to see if it can
recommend alterations in our copyright
laws to bring them into line with those
of France, Germany, &c. The most
important consideration will be the
duration of copyright, and we should like
to see this extended.
Notes and Announcements
" IT does not appear," says the Edin-
burgh Evening Dispatch . " whether the
slackness in the book trade is to be
attributed to the general lack of pros-
An
Interesting
Announcement
We hope to commence next
week in the P.C. a series
of portraits of the Town
and Country Representa-
tives of the Publishers.
perity in the country, in which case one
might reasonably blame the Government,
or to causes peculiar to the publishing
business itself. Mr. Arthur Spurgeon, in
the Book Monthly, suggests whether it
is in the interests of the trade as a whole
that the cheap editions should follow so
quickly upon the heels of the other
editions. The question is one which pub-
lishers and authors will answer with
strict regard to their own self-interest.
The public, while sympathising with their
point of view, will feel that the cheap
editions cannot come too early or too
often." Yes : but the publishers have
to remember that the public will not buy
six-shilling editions if they find they can
get sixpenny ones by waiting a short
time It is amusing to find how soon an
American expression takes hold over
here. In the interview referred to we
find Mr. Spurgeon saying : " When we
turn to the decline of the six-shilling
novel, I admit that we are up against a
very different proposition."
The first large edition of Mr. Henry
Newbolt's novel. " The New June." just
published by Messrs. W illiam Blackwood
& Sons has been sold out.
Messrs. James Clarke. & Co., of 13 and
14, Fleet Street, will publish shortly, at
3S. 6d. net, " The Right Hon. H. II.
Asquith. M.P. : A Biography and Appre-
ciation," by Frank Elias. The book will
contain a good deal of matter which has
not hitherto appeared in print, together
with a photogravure portrait and other
illustrations. In it will also be included
a short chapter on Mr. Asquith's work
for Disestablishment, which should be
of interest during the present year.
Messrs. Cassell are publishing, on
March 25th, a sixpenny edition of Mrs.
Henry Dudeney's fascinating novel,
"Gossips Green." published a few years
ago at 6s.
The relations of author and publisher
have frequently been the subject of satire
in prose and in poetry ; but that these
relations can be, and often have been,
most happy is illustrated in an article
contributed by Mr. John Murray to the
April number of Science Progress, wherein
he describes the very pleasant business
and personal relationship which existed
between his father, the third John
Murray, and Charles Darwin, whose
momentous works, of course, were pub-
lished in Albemarle Street.
The late editor of The Studio. Mr.
Gleeson White, some years ago edited
an important collection of great paintings
for Messrs. T. C. & E. C. Jack. This
was published under the name of " The
Master Painters of Britain." and at-
tracted a great deal of attention, as
forming a representative view of art in
Britain and giving a very fine series of
reproductions of typical paintings of all
periods. The publishers now announce
that they are going to issue this book in
a single volume at a tenth of its original
price. This Sumptuous quarto, now to
be had for a few sliillings. will be greedily
purchased by art lovers.
In sending us the information that
" Wax " is the title of a novel by G. S.
Layard. which they are to publish on
April 2nd, Messrs. George Allen & Sons
say : — " In ' Wax ' the heroine is placed
in the unprecedented predicament of
having to spend a night alone at Madame
Tussaud's. the victim of tragi-comical
adventures for which it would be hard to
find a parallel." We remember a story
in which the hero got locked up in the
British Museum, and. on innocently
knocking the ashes out of his pipe on an
Egyptian coffin, found he had rapped the
spirits of the mummies up. The pub-
lishers of " Wax " also consider that a
scene between the heroine of " Wax "
and an admirer " is probably without its
counterpart in fiction." Evidently Messrs.
Allen expect " Wax " to reverse the usual
order and make a big impression.
A new book of lmniour. " Ikona
Camp." by Colin FitzGerald, will be
issued next week (Harpers).
The Walter Scott Publishing Co..
Ltd., have published a third edition of
the 3d. brochure. "A Godless .Socialism;
or Robert Blatchford and The Clarion
at Bay." by Frank G. J anna way.
March 13, 1909
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Mr. Murray has in the press at the
present moment the concluding portion
of Mr. C. R. L- Fletcher's " Introductory
History of -England," the first two volumes
of which have proved so popular with
teachers. It was originally intended to
complete the work in one volume, but the
vastness of the period, and the detailed
summaries which are necessary to deal
adequately with the new territories added
to the Empire during the time, have made
a single volume out of the question. It
will therefore be published in two parts,
which will appear simultaneously about
the beginning of April.
In his " Modern Travel Series " Mr.
Unwin will publish, on March 15th, a
cheap edition of Mr. Albert B. Lloyd's
" Uganda to Khartoum : Life and Adven-
ture on the Upper Kile." Mr. Lloyd is
a noteworthy example of the sporting
missionary.
Mr. Heinemann announces for publi-
cation, on March 10th, a new volume
entitled " We Two in West Africa," by
Decima Moore, the well-known actress,
and her husband, Major F. G. Guggisberg.
This book deals in an exceptionally
interesting way with the British West
African Colony. It is not in any way a
dry-as-dust collection of political and
statistical facts, but a cheery and attrac-
tive account of the people, the country
and the incidents of daily life, containing
at the same time much useful and re-
markable information about land sur-
veying and the gold mining industry,
Fresh air is appreciated by most
people nowadays, and indeed, where can
a holiday be better spent than out of
doors ? Mr. Claude Kempson, who is
publishing with Mr. Arnold ' ' The Green-
finch Cruise," shows himself to be a real
lover of an open-air life, and he recom-
mends a fortnight spent on a single-
handed sailing boat as a cure for all ills.
Messrs. Alston Rivers inform us that
the novel " Salome and the Head," by
E. Nesbit, of which the publication was
postponed, will be published on March
22nd. It is degrading enough to see a
woman play with a wax head on the stage,
but hi this story the heroine toys on the
stage with the head of a real man — or the
real head of a man — which has been cut
off his dead body after being dug out of a
grave. Could not Messrs. Alston Rivers
have postponed that horrible chapter to
the Greek Kalends ? Publishers ought
not to be the midwives of monstrous
abortions.
Copyright Law
Committee Appointed to Consider
Revision
THE President of the Board of Trade has
appointed a Committee to examine the
various points in which the revised
International Copyright Convention,
signed at Berlin on November 13th. 1908,
is not in accordance with the law of the
United Kingdom, and to consider whether
the law should be altered so as to enable
His Majesty's Government to give effect
to ' the revised Convention. The Com-
mittee is composed as follows : —
Lord Gorell (chairman) ; Sir L. Ahna-
Tadema, O.M. ; Mr. G. R. Askwith, K.C. :
Mr. H. Granville Barker, Mr. C. W.
Bowerman, M.P., Mr. H. R. Clayton,
Mr. H. J. C. Cust, Mr. E. Cutler, K.C,
Mr. Anthony Hope Hawkins, Mr. W.
Joynson-Hicks, M.P., Mr. W. Algernon
Law, C.B., Mr. Frederick Macmillan,
Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., Professor
Walter Raleigh, Mr. Thomas Edward
Scrutton, K.C, Mr. Edmund Trevor L.
Williams.
The President has also appointed
Mr. T. W. Phillips to be secretary to the
Committee.
The Committee, it will be seen, is a
very representative one, the interests
concerned being capable of classification
as follows : —
Law : Lord Gorell. Mr. Scrutton, Mr.
E. Cutler, Mr. Joynson-Hicks. Art: Sir
L. Alma-Tadema. Literature : Professor
Raleigh, Mr. Anthony Hawkins, Mr.
Macmillan. The Drawn : Mr. Granville
Barker. Journalism : Mr. T. P. O'Connor,
Mr. H. J. C. Cust.
The presence of Mr. Bowerman, who
is a Labour member, should be of prac-
tical utility, as he is a compositor. Mr.
Algernon Law is a member of the Foreign
Office staff. Mr. Askwith is the head of
the Statistical Department of the Board
of Trade.
Mr. John Lane has aommeneed a
pleasant little monthly "Journal dfi
Books at the Bodley Head," .entitled..
The Bodleian. , r
The late
Mr. R. D. Blackmore
Ix the January number of The Woman al
Home, an article written by Mr. Baring
Gould appeared entitled " Exmoor and
R ichard Blackmore. ' ' Being in a position ,
from over thirty years of intimate friend-
ship with Mr. Blackmore, to know that
many of the statements were incorrect
and misleading, on behalf of Mr. Blaek-
more's representatives we asked the
Fditor of The Woman at Home to be good
enough to allow the letter, which we print
below, to appear. The Fditor says, while
expressing regret that " anything should
have been published in The Woman at
Home'which would in any way give pain
to Mr. Blackmorc's friends, corre-
spondence is never published in the,,
magazine, and. it would joe difficult to
make' ail exception in this case."
Mr. J. W. Arrowsmith will, on March
17th, publish a new novel entitled
" Dromina," by John Avscough. " Ma-
rotz," by the same author, created V
great impression on its publication a year
ago. The hew book is a longer and more
important work than " Marotz."
One would have thought that the
only "difficulty " in such a case would
"have been in making' "reparation suffi-
ciently quickly and completely instead of
refusing it entirely. ' However, in justice
to the author of " Lorna Doone," we do
what we can to put the matter right by
publishing Mr. Leite's letter : — ^
" The Fditor, The Woman at Home.
'' Re ' Exmoor axd Richard
Bl.ACK.MORE.'
" Dear vSir, — -I take very strong ob-
jection to the article entitled as above by
the Rev. S. Baring Gould, in your
January issue. Where Mr. Baring Gould
has collected his information with regard
to Mr. Blackmore I have not the
slightest idea, and it is a pity that such
a well-known writer should put his name
to an article upon a subject of which he
appears to know very little. This being
the case, I feel compelled in justice to the
late Richard Doddridge Blackmore to
correct several current errors with re-
ference to that author's life and work.
" (1) After leaving Blundell's School
at Tiverton, the author's visits to Devon
were very few and far between, and such
visits were of very short duration.
" (2) After Mr. Blackmore reached the
age of 40 years, ' Lorna Doone ' was
written entirely at Teddington from tales
heard in the author's boyhood, and his
literary works may be followed day by
day in his diaries, which are hi the
possession of Miss Eva Pinto Leite, his
sole executrix.
" (3) Richard Doddridge Blackmore
was never deaf, the reason for his seldom
attending social functions being ex-
plained by the simple fact that he was
of an exceedingly retiring nature, as all
who knew him can testify, and on
account of his gardening during the day
and his literary work at night.
" (4) Mr. Baring Gould's statement
that Mr. Blackmore married a lady of
Portuguese extraction is entirely in-
correct, the real facts being that the
author and the undersigned — a member
of a well-known Portuguese family — •
married Irish sisters of the name of
Maguife.
" (5) Mr. Baring Gould betrays sad
ignorance of Mr. Blackmore's character
in implying that he was boastful of
family connections. As a matter of fact
one never heard him make any reference
to his family or writings ; therefore, all
that Mr. Baring Gould writes of him and
the de Wichehalse, &c, would be
utterly against his nature.
" (6) Mr. Blackmore was never in
straitened circumstances.
" Possibly Mr. Baring Gould has
taken some extracts from the ' Dic-
tionary of National Biography,' which is
full of inaccuracies, The following will
1 explain, once and for all, why ho bio-
I graphy has been written of Mr. Black -
j more, extracted from a letter written by
I him to Miss Pinto Leite and attached to
his will
" ' It. is so much the fashion now to
write the lives of people of very small
importance or interest that someone may
even warn: to do that of me. Forbid it.
and refuse to have anything to do with
• such a trumpery attempt to make
money.'
" It will, therefore, be seen that any
: articles published have, been written
without the consent or authority of his
representatives. — Yours faithfully, ;
" Alfredo Pixto Leite."
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March 13, 1909
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March i3, 1909 The Publishers* Circular
Glasgow Book Trade Notes
By " Mungo."
IT is usual to refer to tales dealing with
the lights and shadows of Scottish country
life as the " Kailyaird School," the more
recent interpreter of which are J. M.
Barrie and the late " Ian Maclaren."
vStories are woven round the minister, the
elder, and the serving-man or maid, and
those characters are shown up in a light
more or less pleasant.
The books of this type had an enor-
mous vogue, and this probably accounts
for the immediate success which met that
piece of grim, unrelieved realism by
George Douglas Brown, " The House with
the Green Shutters."
Readers of " The Bonnie Brier Bush "
and ' ' Auld Lieht Idylls ' ' had been treated
to the pleasant side of the picture when
their attention was suddenly turned to
the other side, and Brown's story achieved
a success as phenomenal as the others,
and the demand for the latest edition of
this remarkable book in Nelson's Seven-
penny Library shows that interest in it
has not waned.
Apart from those modern types, which
after all may be ephemeral, there are one
or two books which have not been shouted
about, but which have taken their place
as classics in Scottish literature. There
are Dr. John Brown's immortal studies
" Rab and His Friends," " Our Dogs,"
and " Pet Marjorie," and there is
" Mansie Waugh — Tailor of Dalkeith,"
by D. M. Moir, whose pen name of
" Delta " was familiar to readers of
Blackwood some fifty years ago ; also
" Annals of the Parish," by John Gait, a
work of great charm.
Within the past few months reprints
of two other Scottish tales have made
their appearance. These are " Johnny
Gibb of Gushetuenk," by William Alex-
ander, and "The Life of a Scottish
Probationer," by Dr James Brown.
Though Thomas Davidson, the Scottish
Probationer, was a son of English parents
settled in the South of Scotland, his story
is essentially Scottish, and is, in the words
of the author of the " Horae Subseuvae,"
" a worthy record of a man of rare genius
— dead ere his prime." Born in 1838, the
son of a shepherd, as a boy he showed
himself to be " a lad o' pairts." and we
follow him from the little Jedburghshire
school on to Edinburgh University, and
into the United Presbyterian Church,
where he was licensed as a preacher, but
his premature death in 1870 cut short a
promising career.
Scotland has produced from the ranks
of her peasantry many distinguished men ,
and Davidson's story is typical of this
phase of Scottish life. " Johnny Gibbs "
is perhaps the greatest book of all in the
class that came to be known as the
Kailyaird School. It is an Aberdeenshire
story, and the dialect presents some
difficulties to the West Countryman, but
its broad humanity, humour and pathos
give it a distinctive place in the eyes of the
discerning.
Some of Sir George Reid's best work
as an illustrator appears in this book.
Mention the " P C."— Our readers who order books
Sec, they seementi >ned or advertised in The Publishers
Circular will do us a great service if they will mention
the fact to the Publishers and Wholesale Agents.
The New Magazine
Interview with Mr. A. E. Hartley,
Publishing Manager
to Messrs. Cassell & Co.
By P.C. Special
In view of the great interest being taken
by the trade in Messrs. Cassell's latest
venture, The New Magazine, I called
upon Mr. A. E. Bartley, the genial
manager of Messrs. Cassell's Publishing
Department, to glean a few more facts j
about the publication.
Mr. Bartley, whose portrait will be
found below, joined the staff of Messrs. \
Cassell (as readers of the P.C. will 1
remember) in August last year, after
many years' service with Messrs. Ward, J
Lock & Co. and The Pall Mall Press. He
has made a considerable increase in the
circulation of the various publications
coming under his care, and has already
worked up a wonderful demand for issue
No. 1 of The New Magazine.
MR. A. E. BARTLEY
Manager of Publishing Dept. of Messrs. Cassell & Co.
I asked Mr. Bartley to tell me hi round
figures the number already ordered by the
trade of The New Magazine.
" Roughly, about 200,000." he said, j
" a number which has far exceeded my
most sanguine expectations, and in all
my experience I have never known a
first issue of a magazine to reach such
figures. They constitute a record."
' ' How do you account for this gratify-
ing demand ? "
" Partly on account of the wonderful
value we are giving, and partly because
the terms we offer are so satisfactory to j
the trade. They are the same as for the
Storyteller, which has a large circulation 1
and which is very well supported by the
trade."
"How is The New Magazine being !
taken up in the Colonies and on the ;
Continent ? " I asked Mr. Bartley.
" A special large edition has been set
aside for Colonial circulation, and is
already practically exhausted. The de-
mand is world-wide — India, South Africa,
Canada, Australia, New Zealand ; in fact,
almost every British Possession is taking
large numbers. On the Continent it is
going well, in Paris especially the
demand being most satisfactory."
" What are you doing to bring the
magazine before the notice of the
public ? "
" In addition to extensive press
advertising we have prepared sixteen-
sheet posters, bearing a reproduction of
the cover, to, be placed upon all the
principal hoardings in London and the
larger towns. It will also be advertised
in many other ways and in an original
manner upon the day of publication —
the 19th."
" I believe you are issuing advertising
matter especially for the use of book-
sellers and newsagents ? "
" Yes, we have a double crown bill,
also bearing a reproduction of the cover,
show cards, drop cards and counter
tickets, all these being designed to
attract the attention of customers and to
help the sales by the booksellers and
newsagents."
" I notice you are making a great
feature of the cover in your advertising."
" Yes, it is the predominant note.
We consider the cover design striking
and attractive, and want to make it as
familiar to the public as possible."
Mr. Bartley showed me an early copy
of The New Magazine, and I can without
hesitation say it is a wonderful produc-
tion, and one which can be taken up by
the trade with a certainty of leading to
quick and sound business.
The Booksellers'
Provident Institution
Annual Meeting and Smoking Concert.
WE have pleasure in again reminding
our readers that the Annual Meeting
and Conversazione of the Booksellers'
Provident Institution will be held, by
kind permission of the Stationers' Com-
pany, at Stationers' Hall on Tuesday,
March 16th, 1909, at 7 p.m. Mr. C. J.
Longman, the President, will be in the
chair, and the Right Hon. the Lord
Mayor of London will deliver an address.
We understand that a very interesting
Smoking Concert has been arranged for.
Non-members are invited as well as
members (morning dress). Light refresh-
ments will be provided, and among
those who have signified their intention
to be present are Mr. Charles R. Rivington,
Mr. H. Hill Hodgson, Messrs. Gordon and
Gotch, Mr. William Clark (of Messrs.
Bemrose & Sons, Ltd.), Mr. Eveleigh
Nash, Mr. Reginald J. Smith, K.C.
(Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co.), Mr. T.
Fisher Unwin, Mr. Arthur Spurgeon
(Managing Director of Messrs. Cassell
& Co.), Mr. W. Tyrrell (Messrs. Sampson
Low & Co.), Mr. J. Rymer (Messrs. Samp-
son Low & Co.), Mr. F. J. Rymer, Mr.
H. K. Lewis. Mr. S. B. Walter Gay (of
Messrs. Gay & Hancock), Mr. H. W.
Keay (President of the Booksellers'
Association), Mr. R. B. Marston (Editor
of The Publishers' Circular), Mr. J.
Bowden (The Religious Tract Society),
Mr. G. H. Whittaker (Editor of The
Bookseller). Mr. John Murray, Junior,
Mr. James Blackwood (of Messrs. Wm.
Blackwood & Sons), &c.
406
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March 13, 1909
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407
EXTRACTS FROM THE SEVENTY-SECOND
ANNUAL REPORT
The following extracts are from the
Report of the Board of Directors for the
year 1908 : —
Your Directors have the pleasure of
presenting the Seventy-second Annual
Report, which indicates steady progress.
A considerable difference between
the years 1907 and 1908 is shown
under Receipts, Donations, &c, as
it includes a windfall of £400. But
for this the accounts under this head
would show a considerable shortage, and
thus compare very unfavourably with the
preceding year. The amount expended in
assistance to necessitous members has
increased by £50, and as the expenditure
under this head in 1907 was £1 20 in excess
of that for 1906, your Directors desire to
draw special attention to the fact that in
two years this particular item has
increased by £170. This ascending scale
must be watched with the utmost care,
for it is quite out of proportion to the
increase in income, always bearing in
mind that the increase in membership
brings with it additional responsibilities.
While they are on this subject your
Directors are glad to be able to report
that three of those in receipt of allowances
from the Institution have succeeded in
obtaining Old Age Pensions, and that it
has been decided by the Board to leave
them in the full enjoyment of both
sources of income without any deduction.
It is pleasant to be able to record that the
Booksellers' Provident Retreat has con-
tinued its admirable custom of making a
grant to the Institution, the amount of
which is this year £150. Your Directors
desire to express their grateful thanks for
this most welcome gift.
During the year 1908 we have lost
eight members by death, including Mr.
James Westell, the well-known second-
hand bookseller, of New Oxford Street.
It is also with regret that your Directors
record the loss by death of two of the
Honorary Vice-Presidents, both of them
warm friends of the Institution, Sir John
Evans, K.C.B., LL.D., F.R.S., and Mr.
C. E. Layton, of the well-known firm of
Messrs. C. & E. Layton. Twenty-eight
new members have joined, so that the net
increase in membership is twenty. In
the preceding year, however, forty-seven
new members were enrolled, and your
Directors would urge upon all the import-
ance of enlisting recruits.
Through the kindness of Messrs. C. J.
Longman, W. E. Green, J. Whitaker &
Sons. Ltd., J. Collins Francis, and R.
Bentley, the usual Christmas gift was
made to all those in receipt of assistance.
The honorary medical officers have
continued to give their skilful services
freely to members in need of them, and
the Board desires to thank those gentle-
men for their generosity in so doing.
Mr. Sydney Gedge is still our guide,
philosopher and friend in all affairs
requiring legal knowledge for their con-
duct, and the Board is very grateful for
Lis long and valuable services as Honorary
Secretary.
Your Directors have again much
pleasure in acknowledging the valued
services of the Secretary, Mr. George
Larner.
The Institution is particularly in-
debted to the Editors of The Athenceum,
The Publishers Circular, The Book-
seller and The Newsagent and Booksellers'
Review for the notices and reports of the
work of the Institution which have
appeared in their columns.
The item of twenty-five guineas from
" Printer's Pie " has again been received
(but by an accident the payment was not
made before the close of our financial
year), and the Board is grateful for this
very welcome addition to their funds and
to Mr. Hugh Spottiswoode for his kind-
ness in obtaining it.
To the Worshipful Company of
Stationers we are once more indebted for
permission to hold our Annual Meeting
in their Hall, and while expressing our
appreciation of their kindness in the
matter, would also record our pleasure at
this close association of the ancient
company of Stationers with the scarcely
less ancient body of Booksellers.
Mr. Guy Thorne
Mr. Guy Thorne, the author of that
memorable book, " When it was Dark,"
always writes with a purpose, and his new
Photo, by] [L. Caswell Smith.
Mr. GUY THORNE.
Author of "The Socialist," to be published
shortly by Messrs. Ward, Lock & Co.
novel, " The Socialist," which Messrs.
Ward, Lock & Co. are publishing shortly,
is one that comes at an opportune
moment and is likely to attract enormous
attention. In the course of the story
Mr. Thome has worked out an experiment
in Socialism which may be read with
interest or instruction alike.
The International
Association of Antiquarian
Booksellers
WE understand that an excellent array
of musical talent has been seemed for the
Smoking Concert at the Holborn Restau-
rant on Thursday, March 25th, 1909,
when the President (Mr. W. J. Leighton)
will be in the chair The stewards are
Messrs. W. Fagg, G. H. Good, F. Hextall,
W. E. Lent, R. Rayson, C. J. Sawyer,
Henry Stevens and R. E. Stiles. Tickets,
price 2S., can be had of the stewards
and of the hon. secretary, Mr. Frank
Karslake, Pond Street, Hampstead.
Early Booksellers'
Catalogues
By Templar.
II.
Le Cene's list of books would be ;i
substantial " find " to the Catalogo-phile,
besides supplying an interesting parallel
in Contemporary French Literature to
that of Richard Sare.
It runs to 25 pp. (tailing off, as is so
often the case, into small type) and
comprises in about 400 items a very
respectable and representative library of
the reading and the original Literature
of the " Grand Age." It may be noted
that though emanating from Amsterdam
it is exclusively addressed to readers of
French and Latin, and contains not a
single Dutch book.
The descriptions are all very brief,
but though none of the works are dated,
the majority are easily identifiable. The
arrangement which is by way of being
alphabetical — admits— like that of so
many early indices — plenty of unexpected
variety.
L Stat de servitude on la Misere des
domestiques d Troyes, 8vo. wrapper, p. A.
cir. 1700, is a curious anonymous poem on
a subject of perennial interest.
A whole literature, of manners, civi-
lisation, luxury, &c, piles of hand-
books on music, manners, amusements,
serieux et comiques, Critique des
Loteries. Civilite Praneoise.
Confiturier Francois.
Cuisinier Francois — Hand book to the
Duties of Gentlemen, of Ladies and well-
born persons, of domestic servants and
their employers. This is by Fleury,
author of the Ecclesiastical History.
Curiositds de Paris, de Versailles, de
Marly, de Vincennes, de St. Cloud (the
palaces on which the Grand Monarque
had been spending millions in perverse
attempts, as St. Simon says, to force
nature). L' Art de reussir d la Cour. It
may be noted that Barbier in his famous
Dictionary of Anonymous Literature
records about 100 "Arts" of various
kinds (largely unremunerative or im-
proper) which flourished at the time.^J
Under the same heading one may
include various elaborate works on
gardening (the taste for which is, of course,
beginning to flourish vigorously. John
Evelyn was importing French fashions
from Paris, just as later on, in the pre-
Revolutionary Anglo-Mania a converse
process set in). We have the Jardinier
Fleuriste and Historiographe, ou Culture
universelle des Fleurs, Arbres and Ar-
bustes, and the famotis Quintinia (1620—
1688) his Instructions pour les Jardiniers
Fruitiers (2 vols. 4to., 1696).
Curious and Obscure. [Perhaps the
reader will only find a light exercise for
his ingenuity hi the puzzles propounded.]
Bouquet d'Eden — edition tres ample.
Berlin, Agnes de Castro Le divorce celeste
(Pallavicino's truculent anti-Papistic
satire, 1648), Cardinalismo di Santa
Chiesa (Diatribe by Leti, author of the
Nipotismo).
Comte de Gabalis (the exposure of the
" Rosicrucians by the Abbe " Mont-
faucon de Villars). Barbin, 1670. La
Foire de Bezons, a comedy.
408
The Publishers' Circular
March 13, 1909
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March 13, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
" Jean danse mieux que Pierre."
(The full title continues in what
seems a fatuous strain, " Pierre danse
mieux que Jean. lis dansent bien tous
les deux." (17 19.) Cannot recall ever
seeing this ( ? Religious satire. ) |
Le Nez, ouvrage galant and eurieux.
Germon [Ought one to know all about
this ? It is not the rare work on " Diplo-
matics," by JBarthelemy Germon, but a
treatise of " occult Philosophy] . Icon
Philosophies occulta, in 12.
Les Yeuz, ouvrage eurieux at Galant.
This work apparently deserved its
description. Les Yeux, and Le Nez above
mentioned, formed with another similar
opuscule, a series of three " ouvrages
eurieux galants et badins, composes pour
le divertissement d'une certaine dame de
qualite. Avec les poesies diverses du
Sieur du Commun, &c, Amsterdam,
1716-17 and 20."
Described as " par J. P. N. du C. dit
V " — an expression to be resolved after
the fashion of the time into the name of
" Estieune Roger," the publisher of the
book.
Barbier 19542.
Under Curious we might include
" Cotterie (la) des antifaconniers," 12.
This might plough a good many ; but see
Barbier Ouvr. Anon. " Prem relation,
on Ton traite de l'etablissement de la
cotterie," Paris, 17 16. By L. Bordelon
(1653-1730) a forgotten ^Litterateur of
Bourges. Also Coups imprevus de
Vamour and du hazard.
levied on gentlemen ; while Le parfait
negociant by Savary Desbruslons (1622-
1690. He formed the Crown Domains
under Fouquet, and his two sons wrote a
Dictionary of Commerce), and one or two
" Thresors " of the art of Book-keeping
seem to mark the beginrdng of this kind
of enterprise, which Colbert never suc-
ceeded in rendering popular among the
French nation. We have noted the
absence of Bayle's Tracts. In truth there
is rather a deartli of that literature
directly bearing on the time which
usually found a publisher in Holland.
The discours sur le Commerce. Tra-
duit de I'Anglois. One may presume to
be Josiah Child's famous discourse of
trade.
We have indeed certain Reasons for
the King's accepting the treaties of partition
(1698-1700), some translations of Lord
Halifax, and a pamphlet on the Recall
of the Jesuits. Telemaque, that covert
and courtly satire, runs to a "new
edition " (Amsterdam or London) and
Claude's Complaint of the oppressed
Protestants ventures to show its head by
the side of accounts of the Royal Cam-
paigns in the Low Coimtries (Siege of
Namur) and Dundas's Life of General
Monk, and the Histoire de Mme. Hen-
riette de Angleterve, to which the catalogue
is appended.
{To be Continued.)
The Panama Canal
The " Turkish Spy " is already at
work hi the Courts of Europe. (He
began in 1684, see Hallam Hist. Lit., and
has now reached 6 volumes.)
Here we have the famous operas of
Jean Baptiste Lulli (1633-87) them-
selves the musical quintessence of all
that is stately and grandiose, Cadmus,
Perseus, and Phcsthon (with the score)
and a " Parallel " of Italian and French
music. L'art de vivre content (quite
a harmless art this) is a religious manual
translated from the English (according
to Mr. B.) of Chappell, Bishop of Cork,
who died about 1650. But the tract,
and the more frivolous Art de vivre cent
ans are to be carefully distinguished from
the Art de fetter les bombes by Blondel,
author also of treatises on Architecture
and Fortification. L' Art de rdussir d la
Cour would fall into the less serious class.
Under Aventures we are not surprised
to find the New Don Quixote. Well
known works meet the eye at every turn
of the small pages. La Fontaine's Fables,
his Cupid and Psyche, and the pleasing
little works of the Pere Bouhours, his
Maniere de bien penser sur les ouvrages
d 'esprit (a work admired by Gibbon) :
my copy is the 2nd edit. , 1 68 1 .
In an age of unreal grandeur and
courtly magnificence, there is a natural
preponderance of the Literature of
Fiction, Feeling, and Prejudice, we may
say, as contrasted with that of fact.
Of the few publications on Economic
matters, very few are here to be found,
though this is the age when serious
attention is first being given to the
subject. Michel Levassor (author of a
well-known History of Loiiis XIII.)
contributes Letters on the Capitation Tax
WHEN France was obliged to admit her
inability to make that furrow across the
Isthmus of Panama, and the United
States put her shoulder to the plough in
1902, her experts pledged their credit that
the entire cost would be under
£30,000,000. Now they|rare ready to
pawn their shirts that it will not exceed
£70,000,000 (sterling pounds, not dol-
lars).
Why are the Americans cheerfully
spending this great treasure ? Probably
because they hope it will enable them to
transfer their battle fleet from their
Atlantic to their Pacific Coast, or vice
versa, in a fraction of the time it now
requires.
This subject of the Panama Canal, so
important to the whole world, is dealt
with by Dr. Vaughan Cornish in his
book, " The Panama Canal and its
Makers," which Mr. Fisher Unwin will
publish on Monday.
Dr. Cornish, who is a well-known
geographer, visited the canal works in
1907 and 1908, and was afforded special
opportunities for study by the American
Government. The book presents, in
moderate compass, an impartial review
of the salient features of the great under-
taking, its engineering problems and
labour difficulties ; and deals with the
lessons it teaches as to the future of the
white race in the tropics. A careful
statement of the reduction of steaming
distances at sea which will result from
the opening of the canal shows exactly
what the effect of the canal will be, which
is the more necessary in view of the
erroneous notions that are common upon
this all-important point. The book has
a map and 63 illustrations from photo-
graphs taken by the author.
409
The
Publisher's Association
AT the Annual General Meeting of the
Publishers' Association, to be held on
Thursday, April 1st at 3.30, at the
Stationers' Hall, the Council for the
year and the President, Vice-President,
Hon. Treasurer and other officers will be
elected. We have arranged to give a full
report, as usual.
The Green Room Book
Or Who's Who in the Dramatic World
In his introduction to " The Green Room
Book," Mr. Beerbohm Tree says that
the only other testimonial to the worth
of any work he remembers giving was
to the effect that ' ' it adds a new terror
to life, and makes death a long-felt want ; ' '
consequently the Editor and publishers,
Messrs. T. Sealey Clark & Co., Ltd., of
' ' The Green Room Book ' ' ought to feel
proud that Mr. Tree says he can recom-
mend the 4th issue of the " Green Room
Book" to "everybody" interested in
the affairs of the theatre. The biographies
of people connected with the drama,
authors, actors, and managers, now
reach close on 2,000, including as a
novelty 250 biographies of foreigners.
Another novelty is the ancient history
of 2,000 dead and gone actors, and the
dimensions of the London stages.
All the old " features " have been
retained — except the faces of the pretty
actresses and the handsome actors !
If that is not a blunder, we are 110 judges
of human nature. We could have better
spared a — well almost any other feature.
It is not necessary to give a full page
to each photograph, five on a page in
ovals would be just as good, and we hope
next year to see old friends and new faces
in this really delightful reflection of the
theatrical profession.
Book Auction Records
WE are glad to receive from Messrs.
Karslake & Co., Pond Street, Hampstead.
Part 1 of Vol. 6 of that invaluable work,
" Book Auction Records," edited by Mr.
Frank Karslake. It is a priced and
annotated Record of London Book
Auctions, and this part, dealing with the
sales for the last quarter of 1908, contains
3,383 Records. It is attractively and
carefully produced, with some interesting
illustrations and notes, and a special
article on Hull Authors, Booksellers
Printers and Stationers. We have Mi.
Karslake's work in constant use, and can
only confirm our good opinion of it —
often expressed in the P.C.
"I'm on a Good Thing"
The attractive poster advertising Nash's
Magazine is now to be seen on all the
principal hoardings, &c. Booksellers and
newsagents should see that they have
sufficient copies on order to meet every
possible demand. It is the enterprising
man who makes hay whilst the sun
shines, and Nash's Magazine is without
doubt " a Good Thing."
The Publishers' Circular
March 13, 1909
MR. T. FISHER UNWIN'S
Spring Announcement List 1909
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY,
ETC.
A LITERARY HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH
PEOPLE. Vol. III. From the Renaissance
to the Civil War. II. By J. J. Jusserand.
With a Photogravure Frontispiece. Demy 8vo,
12s. 6d. net.
A LITERARY HISTORY OF EOME. From the
Origins to the close of the Golden Age. By
J. Wight Duff. M.A. With a Photogravure
Frontispiece. Demy 8vo, 12s. 6d. net.
THE BIRTH OF MODERN ITALY. The Post-
humous Papers of Jessie White Mario.
Edited with Introduction, Notes, and Epilogue,
by the Duke Litta-Viconti-Arese. With a
Photogravure Frontispiece and 40 other Illus-
trations. Demy 8vo, 12s. 6d. net.
THE BURIED CITY OF KENFIG. By Thomas
Gray. With 2 Maps and Illustrations. Demy
8vo, 10s. 6d. net
HAILEYBURY COLLEGE. By the Rev. L. S.
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SIR RANDAL CREMER : A Biography. By-
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Demy 8vo, 10s. 6d. net.
MYSTERIOUS PSYCHIC FORCES. An Account
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Sales by Auction
Messrs. Hodgson will sell by auction at
their rooms, 115, Chancery Lane, W.C., on
Thursday, March 1 8th, and following day,
at 1 o'clock, the library of the late J. L.
Roget, Esq., comprising a set of the
valuable Burlington Fine Arts Club
Illustrated Catalogues, 14 vols., as issued ;
books on Painting and Engraving, Topo-
graphical Works and books on London,
some extra illustrated ; books with
coloured plates and others illustrated by
Cruikshank and Kate Greenaway ;
Chesterfield's Letters, best edition, 5 vols.;
The Abbotsford Waverley, 12 vols.,
morocco extra ; the Library Edition of
Ruskin's Works, 35 vols. ; a set of the
Huguenots Society's Publication ; a
Selection of Recent Books from a Re-
viewer's Library ; Autograph Letters, &c.
They are also offering early in April
the valuable property of Sowerby's
English Botany, 13 vols., comprising the
entire stock and plant of the third edition
of this standard work. Also a remarkably
fine and complete set of Curtis's Botanical
Magazine in 113 vols., 1 787-1 907 ; Lovell
Reeve and Sowerby's Conchologia Iconica,
20 vols., 4 to. ; Harvey's Psychologia
Britannica and Australica, 9 vols. ;
Loddege's Botanical Cabinet, 20 vols. ;
Moore's Lepidoptera of Ceylon, 3 vols. ;
Pearson's Hepaticse of the British Isles,
2 vols., and other valuable Natural
History books.
Messrs. Hodgson & Co. will also sell by
auction during April, a collection of books
relating to America, comprising Early
Voyages and books on Navigation ;
Works relating to the First Settlements
of the Colonies and to the Indians ;
Tracts on the Revolution ; Histories of
the States and Counties ; Travels in
Canada and Hudson's Bay ; books on
South America and the West Indies ;
American printed books, &c, mostly in
old calf bindings or in the original boards.
A selection from the Library of a
Nobleman, comprising Buck's Views in
Great Britain, 4 vols. ; the Works of
Piranesi (early Impressions), and other
Architectural books ; Early Works on
Gardening ; folio volumes with En-
gravings ; old Atlases ; Tracts relating
to the Popish Plot, &c.
The Author on Mr. Mosher
" We are glad to see that The Pub-
lishers' Circular has been exposing the
methods of Thomas B. Mosher, book-
seller, of Portland, Maine. Mr. Mosher
has for many years been engaged in
systematic piracy. His business is to
appropriate any work of literary merit,
reprint it and sell it, not only without
scruple, but, as his catalogues bear
witness, with impudent effrontery. Many
members of the Society of Authors have
suffered from his depredations. As The
Publishers' Circular remarks, ' Book-
sellers and private book-buyers should
note that this Portland pirate is offering
and selling scores of editions which it is
illegal to buy, sell, or advertise for sale
in any part of the British Empire.'
" We hope the Publishers' Association
will do all in their power to prevent the
circulation of the wares of Mr. Mosher in
this country."
Letters to the Editor
We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
opinions expressed by our Correspondents.
BOOKING FEE QUESTION
Dear vSir, — Replying to Mr. Firmin's
letter in your issue of February 27th,
the position is that the carriers — as a
consequence of charging 2d. on each
parcel a publisher desires to send to a
bookseller — are enabled to give the book-
seller a low contract, the 2d. being really
a portion of the charge for carriage. The
publisher is entitled to charge the book-
seller back with what is an out-of-pocket
expense incurred by the bookseller's
order. The remedy is for booksellers to
revise then contracts with their carriers,
and agree on a figure which will make the
charge for booking unnecessary. — Yours
faithfully,
Moderate.
vSMITH'S CATALOGUE RAISONNE
Sir, — In your Notes and Announcements
of February 27th you speak of Smith's
Catalogue Raisonne as being ' ' meritorious
but obsolete."
We venture to think that this criticism
is somewhat harsh, and that Smith's
Catalogue still holds its own in the
estimation of experts. A recent review
in The Morning Post of our facsimile
reprint of the original described the
Catalogue as "indispensable to both
student and connoisseur," and this
opinion is certainly endorsed by the Fine
Arts trade generally.
Yours &c,
Sands & Co.
Edinburgh.
A NOTE FROM WELLINGTON, NEW
ZEALAND
Dear vSir. — On receiving my copy of the
P.C. for December 12th I notice that in
the letter from me, printed on that date,
I omitted to mention five leading New
Zealand journals in the list of those to
which I recommended the sending of
review copies. Please add to the list
the following — A uckland Star, Auckland ;
Dunedin Star, Dunedin ; Lyttelton Times,
Christchurch ; Evening Post, Wellington ;
Dominion, Wellington. These, like the
four previously named, are all journals
of a large circulation, and each regularly
devotes considerable space to well written
reviews and up-to-date book gossip.
Kindly find space for this correction. I
hope the English publishers will do some-
thing in the way of making it clear to the
Colonial buyer why English net books
must be slightly loaded here to give the
vendor a fair return. This could easily
be done by adopting the plan suggested
in my previous letter.
Yours faithfully,
New Zealander.
Wellington.
January 29th.
"T. TURNER" AGAIN
Dear Sir, — I read with great interest the
letters from Mr. George T. Juckes and
Mr. P. Head regarding Mr. T. Turner
(" The Expert Bookfinder," as he styles
himself) in your issue of February 13th,
1909.
Evidently his business is not confined
to England, because at the end of last
year he almost succeeded in making me
one of his victims. I advertised hi The
Publishers' Circular for books illus-
trated by Aiken, also coloured sporting
prints by Aiken and others. On a card
headed. "Turner: the Expert Book-
finder, 42, Paddock Street, Ardwick,
Manchester," he offered me a book illus-
trated by Aiken for £4, and also a collec-
tion of sporting prints, all " clean and
perfect, and nicely framed, 50 for £25,"
which would be ' ' shipped at once on
receipt of foreign money order to value.''
I told him to send both by return with
invoice and I would remit immediately
on receipt of goods, at the same time
giving several prominent booksellers and
an English bank as references. He sent
me several cards saying that his business
was for cash with order only, to which I
made no reply, and he finally stopped the
correspondence. — Very sincerely,
Arthur Swann.
New York,
March 1st.
Trade Notes and Changes
Mr. Frank IT. Sabin, of Shaftesbury
Avenue, W.C, has moved to new prem-
ises at 172, New Bond Street, W.
Transfer of the Business of Mr.
S. C Brown, Bookseller (including
Phillipson's Library) to Messrs.
Shrubsole & Bryan
Dear Sir, — I beg to inform you that, as
my connection with another business in
the North of England will necessitate my
removal from this neighbourhood, I have
found it necessary to dispose of the
business hitherto carried on by me at
Kingston ; and I have pleasure in stating
that it has been taken over by Messrs.
Shrubsole & Bryan. Mr. Bryan has been
for many years manager at Phillipson's
Library. — Yours obediently, S. C. Brown.
49, Eden Street,
Kingston-on-Thames.
Dear Sir, — We have pleasure hi con-
firming the accompanying announcement
by Mr. S. C. Brown, notifying the transfer
of his business to us. The Library is in
connection with Mudie's. — Your obedient
servants, Shrubsole & Bryan.
The executors of the late Mr. Thos.
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From Mr. Werner Laurie. — " Roads to
Riches," by Thornton Hall. It is, we
suppose, impossible to write on the romantic
aspects of the pursuit of riches without
raising wealth on to a pinnacle of worship
of which it is unworthy. Mr. Hall would
seem to admire money for money's sake ;
certainly, a perusal of his most readable
collection of histories and stories of wealthy
men tends to make the reader admire the
least admirable aspect of money. " The
Drama of the Card-Table," " How to
become a Millionaire," " The Rise and
Riches of the Rothschilds," and " In
Search of Golden Treasure " are the titles
of some of his chapters.
From Mr. John Long. — " The World, the
Flesh, and the Casino," by Gertrude
Warden. This is a novel much above
the average, well-written, and well worth
reading. The plot is well managed ; it
is based to a considerable extent on a
device which is getting rather worn — that
of the loss of memory of the hero, who is
badly injured in an attempt to commit
suicide — but its final development is
quite unexpected and satisfactory. The
characters are life-like and well contrasted,
and the interest is well sustained to the
end.
From the Same. — " Noblesse Oblige," by
M. E. Francis (Mrs. Francis Blundell).
This is a slight, bright, and charming
sketch by a lady who has given us some
of the best and most acceptable stories
of the last twenty years. London, and for a
brief time Paris at the time of the Revolu-
tion, are the scenes of " Noblesse Oblige " —
scenes and a period quite in contrast with
those of Mrs. Bluudell's other works ; the
principal characters are members of the
French aristocracy sheltering in London.
The lovely Yvonne is well worthy a place
among the many women whose lives and
loves have been made so interesting to
us by " M. E. Francis."
From Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co. — " Lord
Haliburton : a Memoir of his Public
Service," by J. B. Atlay. An able summary
of Lord Haliburton's career as a Civil
servant. His influence at the War [Office
under successive Governments is fully
dealt with, and his relations with Ministers
forms an important part of the book. We
could wish that less had been devoted to
the various controversies in the columns
of The Times, in which Lord Haliburton
played so considerable and masterly a
part, and the complete omission of the
personal note makes the memoir somewhat
dry reading ; but within its predetermined
limits the book is satisfactory enough.
From the Same. — " Araminta," by J.f C.
Snaith. The author of thisXextremcly
amusing book does what would have
seemed almost impossible, he makesjhis
reader warmly interested in a girl who
can hardly say " Bo " to a goose. Araminta
has a soul like a meat pudding with a
very thick paste to it. She comes from
Exmoor to London, " six feet high in her
stockings, with a pair of the bluest eyes,
and a mane of the yellowest hair that ever
came out of Devon," and eyes are blue in
Devon, thank God ! When the next
most interesting character in the book,
her aunt, the wiry acid old Countess of
Crewkerne, or anybody asks her name,
she says with a drawl : " My name-is
Araminta, but they call me ' Goose '
because I am rather a Si-lay." and gives
a wise little shake to her mane-like
daffodils ; the other most recent girl from
Devonshire in fiction, the lovely gipsy of
" The Heart of a Gipsy," had hair like
dead beech leaves. But Araminta con-
quers London society, and if you think that
does not say much for London society, 3*ou
had better wait until you have read the
book. She is very beautiful, very good,
and not such a fool as at fir<.t she appears
to be by a very long way.
From the Same. — " The Origin of the
Sense of Beauty," by Felix Clay. Mr.
Clay's " suggestion upon the source and
development of the aesthetic feelings " is
a cleverly-written book, but whether it will
appeal to the reader or no depends upon
whether the author's conclusions are
found to be convincing. Many, and we
rank ourselves among the number, cannot
accept the hypotheses that the sense of
beauty as we know it is solely traceable
to the instinctive preferences originally
necessary for survival. Natural selection
we refuse to believe to be the basis of that
emotion evoked in man by the beautiful,
for this explanation does not seem to us
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as we have said, a clever piece of work, well-
arranged, showing wide research and great
industry. There is, however, one bad slip
that should be corrected in a future
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gist, is spoken of on page 246 as Mr.
L. H. Myers. Mr. L. H. Myers is, as a
matter of fact, the son of Frederick
Myers, and has recently edited an abridged
edition of " Human Personality " his
father's magnum opus.
From the Same. — " The Meaning of Money,"
by Hartley Withers. In the financial
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of money. The complicated, yet ingenious,
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Prom the Same. — " Money," by Marie Connor 1
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From Messrs. R. & T. Washbourne,
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good man who becomes the Crusader,
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of Martin Court, near Maidenhead. The
two were cousins, engaged to be married.
There is another marked character, Captain
Richard Hastings, a poor man to whom
Lady Betty said, " Dickie, why should you
mind my marrying Oliver ? but once the
honeymoon is over, I shall be able to leave
my dear husband, he'll be brooding over
the sins of the world in the country, I shall
come dancing back to town, and we'll be
happy, Dick, and see plenty of each other
— heaps. And if Oliver asks silly questions
he must be told clever lies." And to
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man authors, Lady Betty is made to say
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rich man, and you were to be my very good
friend after marriage. Clever hostesses
would pair us together at luncheons and
dinners, invite us for week-ends together —
always together, and as long as we did
nothing outrageously foolish, society would /
help us in a languid, lazy, well-bred fashion,
to sin." Such is the tenour of this up-to-
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THE
Publishers' Circular
Paper Famines
The question of the supply of paper is
of vital importance to the book trade,
and it is not without concern that we
hear from time to time rumours of paper
famines and of measures taken to prevent
them. Japanese paper plays an important
part in the Christian as well as in the non-
Christian world, and has done so for
centuries. Montaigne, more than three
hundred years ago, was struck by the
Chinese book " made of a certain stuff
much more tender and transparent than
the paper we use."
The latest news in the paper-making
world is that the Japanese have decided
that something must be done towards
conserving their remaining supplies of
raw material for paper making.
In Japan paper is used for almost
everything, from the silver-figured parti-
tions of the Buddhist temple to the rude
hut walls of the labourer ; from the
silk-like vestments of the priest, down to
the rainproof protection of the traveller-
In fact, the ingenuity of the Japanese is
only matched by the varieties of uses to
whicliT paper may be adapted,
f The United States Consul at Kobe
(Mr. John H.i Snodgrass) reports that
the work of ther American Government
towards determining the amount of paper
materials used and> the source of future
supply is being followed by the Japanese.
The imminence of the danger is apparent
from the fact that the Japanese authori-
ties have requested the paper mills
department of the Mitsu Bishi Kaisha to
take over some 7.500 acres of the bamboo
forests of Formosa.
The bamboo has been the raw material
from which the;; Japanese have recently
made the larger portion of their paper
products, so it is expected that by
introducing improved methods of forest
cultivation and harvesting this tract of
woods it will furnish yearly ten million
bamboos adapted for conversion into
paperl| pulp. Mr.* Snodgrass thinks that
the development of this new source of
raw material, so characteristic of Japan-
ese enterprise, will avert the threatening
shortage in her supply of paper1 material.
A few years ago we gave an extract
from a book published early in the 19th
century describing how some paper-
maker in North Britain had experimented
with' fresh -water plants as material from
which to make paper, and with a certain
amount of success. Doubtless many other
paper-makers have looked at the under-
water vegetable world with questioning
eyes — long tough stems from the size of
thread in flannel weed, up to ship's
cables in the giant kelp of the ocean —
and millions of tons of it. Why should it
not be used ? The answer is probably
that although so strong and tough when
in water, exposure to the air very soon
reduces a great stack of water weed,
fresh or salt, to a little dirty heap ; it
melts away to nearly nothing. And it
does not look as though any plants which
grow under water will help us to make
paper like those which grow on land, or
partly^in water, like papyrus and many
reeds.
For thousands of years the people of
this country lived on wheat and other
grain grown here — up to and after Nelson
and Wellington's time, in fact. What a
fine thing it would be if the demands of
the paper makers made it worth while to
grow wheat and other grain for the
straw ! It would indirectly make bread
cheaper and make us less dependent on
other lands.
The New American
Copyright Law
Important Effect on British
Works
Mr. Arthur SPURGEON,["general[mauager
of Messrs.' Cassell & Co., kindly sends us
the following | important communica-
tion : —
" I* enclose you an extract from a
letter which I haver received this morn-
ing (March 17th) from the Manager of
our New Yorkfhouse.'l Itfis more than
three years ago since If remember Mr.
Heinemann reporting to the Council of
the Publishers' Association the steps
he had taken, on the occasion of a visit
to New York, to bring about the very
alteration that has now been carried
through."
Here is the note from' Mr. Hadley,
Manager of Messrs. Cassell' s New York
house : —
" On the afternoon of the day
before President Roosevelt's term ex-
pired, a copyright law was rushed
through both Houses, and passed.
There was some doubt, until to-day,
as to whether it had been signed by the
President. I learn, however, that it
has been signed, but not printed, and
on receipt of a copy will forward one to
England for filing, as I understand
there is a very important provision
affecting us, in that the new law con-
tains a clause permitting the deposit
of a copy of the English edition of a
book at any time within 30 days after
publication in England — this copy of
the English edition to hold copyright
for 30 days after deposit, giving prac-
tically 60 days beyond the date of pub-
lication in London, in which we have
an opportunity to perfect copyright by
deposit of an American edition."
It will be seen that Mr. Heinemann's
work has borne good fruit after many
days.
Notes and Announcements
On March 24th, 25th, 26th and 27th,
Messrs. Sotheby will sell by auction
the second portion of the magnificent
library of the late Eord Amherst of
Hackney.
Messrs. Hutchinson & Co. will publish
immediately a new novel, entitled " The
Three Brothers," by Mr. Eden Phillpotts,
a new story of Dartmoor life in character.
Also Miss Braddon's new novel, entitled
" Our Adversary."
Mr. Nat Gould, the famous sporting
novehst, has written his autobiography,
and under the title of " The Magic of
Sport," Mr. John I/ong will shortly
publish it. The volume will be copiously
illustrated, including many portraits of
world-famous sportsmen.
438
The
Publishers' Circular
March ao, 1909
Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co. expect to
publish Mr. H. W. Lucy's " Sixty Years
in the Wilderness " on the first of next
month. The chapters of the reminiscences
which have appeared with marked success
in^The Cornhill Magazine are supple-
mented in the volume by additional
matter equal to one-third of the whole ;
and the author contemplates the publica-
tion of a second volume at a later date,
if the present volume is regarded witli
favour, as he has by no means exhausted
the material he has accumulated. The
book has as frontispiece an excellent
portrait of Mr. Lucy from a painting by
J. S. Sargent, R.A.
Miss Emma Brooke's new novel
" The Story of Hauksgarth Farm " will
be published by Messrs. Smith, Elder
& Co. on the 26th of this month. It is a
story of the strong and simple emotions
of Cambrian fell-folk ; of life and
character on a moorland farm.
All who know Mr. T. Maskew Miller,
of Cape Town, will sympathise with him
in the great loss he has sustained by the
death of his wife, on February 19th.
Messrs. Hodder & Stoughton will issue
very shortly Mr. Charles Garvice's new
novel " Queen Kate,"
" A Vindication of Warren Hastings,"
by Mr. G. W. Hastings, is announced by
Mr. Henry Frowde. The author's object
is to prove that " Warren Hastings, the
man who made our Indian Empire, and
preserved it for the Crown, was wholly
innocent of the crimes so often and so
grievously laid to his charge." Mr.
Hastings brings special qualifications to
his task ; he relies mainly on State Papers,
and we hope he may even at this late
day show how baseless was Burke's
brutal invective.
Messrs. Skefhngton are publishing a
new edition of the Bishop of Chichester's
" My Confirmation Day," bound in
elegant cloth for use at home and in
church, and for preservation as a
memento.
Mrs. Colquhoun Grant has written
the life of Charles the Second's famous
mistress, Louise Renee de Keroualle,
whom he created Duchess of Portsmouth,
and Mr. Jolm Long will shortly publish
the work under the title of " Brittany to
Whitehall." The vicissitudes of herself
and her sister, the Countess of Pembroke,
both of whom have left a long line of
descendants in England to the present
day, are not without interest, and give
us a strange view of the morals of those
times. Portraits of this celebrated beauty,
of the two kings for whom she intrigued,
and of some of the men of the day, add
to the interest of the volume.
" L'Emigre," Paul Bourget's recent
story, has been translated by Mr.
G. B. Ives, and will be published next
week by Messrs. Gay & Hancock, Ltd..
under the title of "The Weight of the
Name." It is a story of the political and
social life of the old aristocracy of
France to-day.
Patent medicines, and the advertising
business generally, are coming to the
fore as subject matter for novels, and it
is curious to note that Mr. W. Teignmouth
Shore, whose new novel " A Soul's
Awakening " has just been issued by
Mr. John Long, is a prominent figure
in the advertising world. It is pleasant
to find that he can solve ' ' problems ' '
without dealing in nastiness.
" The Song of Liberty," a romantic
drama in three acts by Mary C. Rowsell
and H. A. Saintsbury, is in course of
preparation for a trial performance during
April at a West-End theatre. The rights
of this piece in translation were acquired
some time since for the Swedish stage.
The drama is based on Lamartine's
account of the composition of the
" Marseillaise " by Rouget de ITsle,
and the recurrent choruses throughout
of " The Song " enhance the effect of
the romantic and stirring details which
take place during the height of the
Terror. These choruses, and a violin
solo on the same theme will probably be
undertaken by " The Edward Mason
Choir."
Messrs. Walter Southwood & Co., Ltd.,
announce for early publication " The
Encyclopaedia of Poultry." The work,
which will be issued in 2 volumes and
copiously illustrated, is edited by Mr.
J. T. Brown, F.Z.S. ("Chanticleer")
Editor of Feathered Life, and the con-
tributors include authorities of note on
Poultry.
In his Second-hand Book Catalogue
(No. 144) Mr. W. M. Murphy, 79,
Renshaw Street, Liverpool, offers eight
guaranteed genuine reproductions by
the Arundel Society of famous paintings ;
and in other respects this catalogue is one
of the most interesting that we have seen
recently.
"The Freshwater Aquarium and Its
Inhabitants," by O. Eggeling and
F. Ehrenberg, is a new guide for the
amateur aquarist, with 100 illustrations.
Published by Henry Holt & Co., of New
York.
The Antiquarian Book Co., of 12,
Brownlow Street, London, offer a copy of
the 1637 edition of the Scottish Booke of
Common Prayer, &c, black letter, folio,
old calf, size 9 by 13 inches, last page
gone, otherwise a good copy, for what
seems to be the reasonable sum of
£6 1 os. ; and a " good copy " of that very
interesting work, Wood's " Athens Oxon-
iensis," 2 vols., 172 1, for 12s. 6d. Wood
was no bald biographer ; he mixed satire
and sarcasm with his ink as well as good
humour.
Messrs. Jarrold & Sons, who will
publish a new book by the " Hungarian
Dickens," Maurus Jokai, inform us that
" the story is entitled ' The Yellow
Rose,' and deals with Hungarian peasant
life, the life of the great Plains and of the
picturesque herdsmen that inhabit them.
The heroine, a beautiful coquette, plays
with her suitors with the usual disastrous
effects." We hoped for something un-
usual from Mr. Jokai.
Mr. T. Fisher Unwin will publish on
March 22nd, a new edition, entirely
reset, of the Rev. E. J. Hardy's "How
to be Happy though Married." Like
some other famous books, ' ' How to be
Happy though Married " went the round
of nearly all the publishers in London.
Possibly the title may have been a
stumbling-block to these firms ; to Mr.
Fisher Unwin, on the contrary, who
accepted the oft-rejected MS., the title
proved an attraction. His venture
in publishing the book proved an extra-
ordinary success, for the sales in England
alone have amounted to more than
80,000. In the United States an authorised
American edition was at once taken up
by Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons, and
the work has been translated into German,
French and Italian, and, quite recently,
into Norwegian.
" Paul Yerlaine : His Life, His Work "
is the title of an important illustrated
book, which Mr. Werner Laurie will
publish in a fewT days. The author of the
book, Mr. E. Lepelletier, was at school
with Verlaine, and knew him intimately
all his life, and in this volume he has
presented a picture of the famous poet, as
he really was, and a careful criticism of
his works.
Mr. Werner Laurie is about to publish
" Early Christian Hymns," by Daniel
Joseph Donahoe. The book consists of a
selection of some two hundred hymns of
the most prominent Latin writers of the
early and middle ages, rendered into
verse, and attempts to preserve the
meaning, rhythm, and beauty of the
originals.
Major de Lacoste, a French soldier of
distinction, having returned from an
adventurous tour in Central Asia, has
recorded his experiences in a book
entitled " Autour de 1' Afghanistan. " An
English version of this work is to be
published immediately by Sir Isaac
Pitman & Sons, Ltd. It will be found to
be something more than a book of travel
and adventure.
" Mind and Work," by Luther II.
Gulick, M.D., tells what mental sugges-
tion will do for you, and contains the
essence of the doctrine of mental control
over bodily ills from the point of view of
a practical working physician. The
Mental Effects of a Flat Top Desk,
Resolutions, Good and Bad, Thinking
that Arrives, and Will Fatigue are the
headings to some of the chapters. The
book will be published by Messrs. Cassell
on March 26th.
We understand that the novel to
succeed " Daphne " from the pen of
Mrs. Humphry Ward, will have a Cana-
dian background. It will be published by
Messrs. Smith. Elder & Co. serially in the
Cornhill Magazine, beginning in the
autumn of this year, and subsequently in
book form. Messrs. Smith. Elder & Co.
also hope to publish at no distant date a
new edition of Mrs. Ward's novel. " Miss
Bretherton," with a preface by the
author biographical of the book.
March 20, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
439
In the" first "three volumes of " The
Analysed Bible" Dr." Campbell Morgan
completed his general review of the Bible,
and in the two new volumes entitled
respectively " The Gospel of St. John "
and " The Book of Job," which Messrs.
Hodder & Stoughton announce for early
publication, he commences a more exhaus-
tive study of the contents and message of
each separate book of the Divine Library.
Messrs. George Routledge & Sons,
Ltd., will publish very shortly a book on
" Auction Bridge," by Captain Browning.
A pocket edition of the Complete
English Works of * Thomas Campion,
reprinted from Mr. A. H. Bullen's editio
princeps, is announced for immediate
publication by Messrs. Sidgwick & Jack-
son.
The Natural Society of Acclimatisa-
tion of France have honoured Mr. W.
Percival Westell, F.L.S., by conferring
upon him their Bronze Medal and
Diploma, in recognition of his Natural
History writings.
Mr. Beerbohm Tree has written the
Introduction to the fourth issue of the
invaluable " Green Room Book, or Who's
Who on the Stage," which has just been
published by Messrs. T. Sealey Clark
& Co.
Messrs. Sullivan Bros., 87, Abbey
Street, Dublin, publish a catalogue of all
books published by them. It is divided
into three sections : — Sect. 1 , Educational,
Languages and Literature ; Sect. 2,
Theology, History and Law, Travel,
Fiction and Poetry ; and Sect. 3, Direc-
tories and Official Publications. It is
illustrated, and is very complete.
Mr. John Long will, ^shortly publish
Mrs. Jessie Ainsworth Davis's new novel, j
" A Forsaken Garden," which tells the
story of a girl who, from respect for her
father's prejudices, allows her chances of
happiness to slip away from her. The
defeat of love leads after some tribula-
tions to a haven hi which the conscious-
ness of duty nobly fulfilled brings with it
its own consolation. " There are moments
of dramatic fire in Mrs. Ainsworth Davis's
novel, which is embued with a refined
spirit, is charged with strong feeling, and
whose atmosphere of religious thought
has nothing narrow or dogmatic in it."
Booksellers' Provident
Institution
Annual Meeting
MR. C. J. Longman presided on Tuesday
evening, March 16th, at a very successful
meeting of members and friends of the
Booksellers' Provident Institution.
Among those present were : — The Rt. Hon.
Sir George Wyatt Truscott (Lord Mayor
of London), Lady Mayoress, Messrs. E.
Bell, Chas. A. Ashley, H. E. Barton,
Wm. Bartram, W. H. Bull, John Clark,
John Cooper, John H. Crane, J as. Foster.
C. H. Hollingsworth, W. H. Jelpke,
G. H. Johnson, W. A. Kelk, Francis H.
" Barry Gordon " is a romance of
adventure and love, to be published next
week by Messrs. Gay & Hancock, Ltd.
Mr. John Long will shortly publish a
new novel by John Cave, entitled " Who
Shall Have Her ? " Incident following
incident in a rapid and strenuous manner,
and all of them leading up to a highly
dramatic climax, is Mr. Cave's method.
'' From the first page his story grips the
reader with force and irresistible power ;
his characters are drawn vigorously, but
they all of them live. It is a remarkably
vivid and^ enthralling story."
J. Q. Rymer, S. B. Walter Gay
(Messrs. Gay & Hancock), E. W.
Marston (Tim Publishers' Circular.),
G. H. Whitaker (Editor of The Book-
seller), and John Murray.
The notice convening the meeting
was taken as read, as were also the
minutes of the last Annual Meeting and
the Report and Balance Sheet.
The President announced the receipt
of letters expressing regret at being
unable to attend from, amongst others,
Mr. Bentley, Mr. Francis (Athena um)
and Mr. Gedge, whom they were very
sorry not to have with, them. He (the
President) then proposed : " That the
Report of the Board of Directors of the
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considerably higher than they were last
year ; the receipts for the year 1908
being £2,768 against £2,400 in 1907. A
little analysis shows that this result is not
quite so good as it looks. We had last
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year a rather unexpected windfall amount-
ing to £400, which is not at all likely to
recur, and that has considerably swelled
the item of donations. On the other
hand, something generally happens every
year, and the year before we had a few
windfalls also. I hope we may have some
this year. The year before last, for
instance, we had a theatrical performance
which brought in £40. Last year there
was none. I hope that this year we may
again benefit in that way. Again, in 1908,
we had no receipt from " Printers' Pie,"
whereas the previous year we had
£26 5s. This has not been in any way due
to our friend Mr. Hugh Spottiswoode
forgetting us, or to the failure of " Prin-
ters' Pie," but merely to the fact that the
grant which he has so kindly made from
that excellent publication for several
years was not received till January. If
this year we should be so fortunate as to
get another grant, it may be that we
shall have two contributions from " Prin-
ters' Pie " instead of none last year.
These are the sort of little ups and downs
which, of course, we must expect. Never-
theless, the donations from one cause and
another in 1908 did reach a very large
sum, and I sincerely hope that everyone
here will do their best to get in some good
donations during the current year. We
shall have, I think, hard work to keep up
to the level in that respect which we
reached last year.
" Looking to the other side of the
account, the Kxpenditnre. there is an
increase again here. It is not a very
great increase over 1907 — some £53, and
that is due to an increase in the amount
granted in relief. Of course, that is the
object of our existence, and therefore
any increase in that respect must be taken
to indicate that the calls upon us have
been heavier, and also that we are ful-
filling our functions.
" However, the increase last year of
£50, which was no very great matter,
followed on an increase in the previous
year of £120, so that, as the Directors
point out in their Report, this is an aspect
of our business which requires watching ;
but at the same time, I can assure you it
is watched very carefully. The Finance
Committee, and those especially identi-
fied with finance, see to it that no wasteful
expenditure is incurred, and I think we
may regard it as a matter of great pride
that we have been able — we have had the
means of increasing our expenditure in
relief in a year when it was badly needed.
"It is possible that that expenditure
may grow further. Of course, it is partly
(hie to the fact that times have been bad.
When times are bad naturally unemploy-
ment is apt to increase. It is also the fact
that within the last few years we have
largely increased our number of members.
Nevertheless, I do not think that the
increase in the expenditure of relief is
due to that cause at all. or at any rate to
a very slight extent ; because the mem-
bers who have been elected within the last
few years have not — except, I think, in
very few cases — been candidates for
relief. (Hear. hear). In spite of this
slight increase in expenditure the net
result of the year has been financially
that we have increased our assets by
about £1,000.
" Of course, we have undertaken
fresh liabilities ; that is to say, we have
increased our number of members. The
total number of members elected has been,
I think, twenty-eight ; but there were
eight deaths, and the net increase is
twenty. If we regard those two facts —
that our membership has increased by
twenty in the year and our assets by
£1,000, that brings out a net increase per
member of £50. Well, that is very nearly
the right proportion ; that is to say, it
very nearly keeps our relation of invested
capital and membersliip at the same point
as it was last year.
' ' If we remember that we have. I think.
634 members on the books — -the largest
number that we have ever had —
(applause) — and we also remember that
our assets are some £34,000, that works
out at a little over £50, I think. £53 per
member, so that the result of the financial
year's work has been that we have made
very nearly the due provision for the
future. I cannot say we have made quite,
but it has been very near ; and at any
rate, it has been much more nearly the
case than has been in any year since the
membersliip began to increase so largely.
I think, therefore, that from the financial
point of view we may consider that
things are satisfactory
" I should like to call your attention to
one point in the balance-sheet which is a
novelty. It is only a matter of account,
but I think you may possibly have
noticed that the amount in the account of
invested capital is £34.053 19s. id. ■
there is an apparent diminution of some
£1,100 or £1,200. That is not due to the
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sale of any of your investments or to any
other untoward cause, but simply to this :
that hitherto we have taken the invest-
ments at a round sum. That is to say,
Mr. Brown's legacy was originally £10,000.
It bought, when it was received many
years ago, £10,347 18s. of India £3 per
cents. Well, it was reckoned for many
years at the £ 10,000 which we originally
received ; but our excellent and vigilant
auditors, Messrs. Attree and Kerley,
thought that that was not quite the right
way to reckon our investments, es-
pecially bearing in mind the fact that
securities like India £3 per cents., in fact,
what are called ' gilt-edged securities '
have dropped, and therefore they have
this year for the first time been credited
in the balance-sheet at the market value
on December 31st. That accounts for
the apparent loss of I think it is some
£1,100 or £1,200.
' ' Before I go on to another aspect of our
work I should like to say that I have been
asked to call your attention again to our
allied institution the Booksellers' Provi-
dent Retreat. As you all know, the
Retreat does a most valuable work. The
houses there are homes of refuge for old
pensioners of the Institution ; and it is,
I think, one of the most useful parts of
our work. The number of members of
the Retreat is exceedingly small. I
think it is quite possible that many of you
think that because you are members of
the Booksellers' Provident Institution,
that therefore you are members of the
Retreat. That is not the case. The
two Institutions are so far allied that no
one but a member of the Institution is
eligible to occupy a house at the Retreat ;
but it does not follow that because a man
is a member of the Institution that he is
therefore a member of the Retreat, or has
done anything whatever to help the work
of the Retreat. Now the annual sub-
scription to the Retreat is only 5 s. I
think you can become a life member for a
payment of 2 guineas, and from one point
of view we are very anxious to increase
the number of members. It is quite
necessary to have a strong and efficient
Committee. I think we want to elect
some 12 or 13 members for a Committee,
and that out of such a small membership
as we have now, is rather a tax on those
gentlemen who are members. Now I
want all of you to consider whether you
cannot afford to join the Retreat, either as
a life member or an annual member, and
also to try and persuade somebody else.
" I feel sure it is well worth doing,
because there is another thing to re-
member, and that is this : that the
surplus from the Retreat has always come
to the Institution in the form of a gift,
and has frequently, in fact, nearly always
for many years been quite a substantial
help to our funds. (Applause.)
"This year, as you all know, for many
reasons the question of poverty and
distress has received a great deal of public
attention. This has been due to one or
two causes. In the first place the
Government passed a Bill, which is now
an Act, for Old- Age Pensions, which has
directed a great deal of attention to this
subject. I may say, that incidentally
this has affected our operations, as certain
of our pensioners were eligible to receive
Old-Age Pensions. They have applied
for them, and have got them, and, owing
to the decision of the Board, without any
diminution of the grant received from the
Board, so that they are really 5s. a week
the better. (Applause.) That has been
one cause for the greater attention which
has been paid to these subjects, and the
second is the Report of the Poor Law
Commission. The Poor Law Commission
has been sitting for several years to ascer-
tain by what means the present Poor Law
could be amended, and their Report has
been the subject of very great attention.
I think that it is only natural that we
should consider how far our Institution
in its working harmonises with the
recommendations of the Poor Law Com-
missioners. I should like to say, inci-
dentally, that if anybody wants to
ascertain what the recommendations are,
they cannot do better than get a copy of
the little book, published by Mr. Mac-
millan, by Mrs. Bosanquet, which tells
you in a very short space the gist of the
whole subject. It is very interesting, and
it is very much to the point with regard
to the work of our Institution.
" Of course, poverty can be relieved
in various ways. It can be relieved by the
State, as has been done to some extent
by Old- Age Pensions ; and it can also be
relieved by charity ; and charity, of
course, is excellent if it is well applied.
There is great risk, sometimes, that
charity may not be well applied, and may
produce the actual state of poverty which
it is intended to remedy. It can also be
remedied by self-help. Probably we are
all agreed that that is the best thing of
all ; that is to say, by thrift, by looking
after oneself. In some cases that is not
possible. A man may be in misfortune, or
he may lose his health, or there may be
many causes by which his own efforts,
however vigorous they may be, are
insufficient ; and there is one more
method, and that is mutual help. It is
mutual help that we represent, and it is
my belief that that is the very best form
of providing against want. (Hear, hear).
• The Report of the majority of the
Commissioners recommends as a means
for the prevention of poverty that the
subject of insurance should be studied,
and they give certain definite recom-
mendations. I should rather like to quote
one or two of them.
" In the first place, in regard to
insurance against unemployment. Un-
employment, of course, is one of the
subjects which we deal with, and only one.
Their recommendation in regard to
unemployment is : ' Firstly — The establish-
ment and the promotion of Unemploy-
ment Insurance, especially amongst un-
skilled and unorganised labour, is of
paramount importance. Secondly — That
the attainment of this object is of such
national importance as to justify contri-
butions from the public funds. Thirdly —
That this form of insurance can best be
promoted by utilising the agency of
existing trade organisations.' And they
think that trade organisations which
provide for insurance against unemploy-
ment might be, and ought to be, helped
from the public funds.
" Then there is a second point, and
that is insurance against bad health —
against illness ; and that they recommend.
Mrs. Bosanquet quotes the following
remarks : — ' We have consulted three
eminent actuaries as to the weekly pre-
miums for which a man aged twenty-one,
in good health and employed in healthy
occupation, could insure the receipt of
1 os. 6d. a week during the first twenty-six
weeks of ' illness and 7s. 6d. a week during
the remainder of illness up to the age of
sixty-five.'
" It appears that that comes out at
nearly .id. a week. You can become a
member of this Institution at the age of
twenty-one for very little more than 4d.
a week, continued through life, and the
insurance proposed only insures against
ill-health up to sixty-five.
" Now, it seems to me that our
Institution is working on the lines indi-
cated by the Poor Law Commissioners,
but that they are doing a great deal more
for members of our trade than has
entered at all into the minds of these
Commissioners as being likely that a
trade organisation would do. Of course,
we insure not only against illness, and
not only against unemployment, but also
against old age. Now that the Govern-
ment have taken up the subject of Old-
Age Pensions I suppose the Commissioners
think that old age is not so much as
formerly a question for them to consider ;
but we have to consider it. After all 5s.
a week is not enough for a man to live
upon, and a man who joins us is insured
against want in old age as well as in
illness, and as well in periods of unemploy-
ment. Further, some provision is made
for his widow and for his children. And
further, there is provision made for his
funeral expenses when he dies. I think,
therefore, that taking it that the Poor
Law Commissioners recommend that
trade organisations should turn then-
attention to insurance, and that if they
do so they have some claim to State
aid, it is quite certain that we are carrying
out their views. I do not for a moment
think we are likely to get State aid, and
I do not know that we require it. I think
that so long as we among ourselves
employers and assistants together, put
our backs into it and keep such an Insti-
tution as this going, the probability is
that we shall not have any need to come
down on State aid. (Applause)."
Mr. C. Awdry, in seconding the
motion, asked them to take what the
President had said most seriously to
heart. He was quite sure that a self-
respecting body of tradesmen such as
the Booksellers of Great Britain would
not for a moment fold their hands and
say, " Oh, the State will do for us." Let
the increase in their number during the
last years be doubled, or more. Let each
person feel that the result of that Report
was not that they were to fold their
hands, but that they were to make a
voluntary, mutual effort — -that the mutual
effort was to be their form of insurance
for themselves, their form of help, of
charity to those who were poor and weak
and fell out by the way through no fault
of their own. (Applause). He congratu-
lated the Society on its year's working.
They had no reason to take a pessimistic
view of their resources for the future
though they had been told that they had
a specially successful year. Their President
had also informed them that they were
likely to have two plums out of the same
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• ' Pie ' ' in that next year, and that would
help them. (Laughter.) They also must
have more subscriptions. Everyone there
could probably introduce one more mem-
ber. He must know someone who would
be the better for the possibility of help,
better in mind and body, because if it
were a little strain to him at the moment
still the discipline of denying themselves
a little bit for their neighbours was good
for their character. (Hear, hear).
The resolution was carried unani-
mously.
MR. Spurgeon moved the formal
election of the President and other
officers who had been nominated. He
congratulated the Society upon the
excellent position it occupied. There was
no doubt that the success which had
attended its efforts in the past, and
which he was sure would follow in the
future, was due almost entirely to the
excellent way in which the Society had
been managed. As one who ranked himself
as an outsider to a very large extent, he
felt in a position to particularly refer to
the great services which Mr. Longman
had rendered to the Booksellers' Provi-
dent Institution. (Cheers). It was a great
honour for a Society of that kind to be
presided over by one who was a very
Nestor of their profession ; and so long
as Mr. Longman retained that position,
with his prudence, his sagacity and his
enthusiasm, there was no doubt as to how
the Society would be managed. He con-
gratulated the other officers upon the
unanimity of their election. They had not
even heard the cry raised that night,
" Votes for Women ! " (Applause). But
it was very remarkable that all those
men should be unanimously elected, with
no contest, no objection. He sometimes
wondered, when the Publishers and the
Booksellers combined in doing so much
for an Institution of that kind, what was
to become of the poor Publishers who fell
by the way. It was a very satisfactory
thing to hear that he could become — at
least he hoped so — a Eife Member of
the Retreat at King's Eangley by paying
the sum of two guineas ; and as he was at
King's Langley the other day and saw
those beautiful homes, that to liim was
a matter of very great satisfaction ; that
the day might come when he and a few
others might take up their position in that
lovely country retreat. (Laughter and
applause). The possibility of receiving
5s. a week from the Government seemed
to him to fade into insignificance com-
pared with the glory and the satisfaction
of spending the sunset of their days in the
beautiful Retreat at King's Eangley. But,
apart from all that, he felt that an
Institution like theirs was entitled to the
warm sympathy and practical support of
the Publishers of London. He was quite
sure that support had been forthcoming
in the past, and the Institution would
receive it in the future.
MR. H. E. Barton seconded the
motion, which was carried.
Mr. G. II. Wiiitaker. in proposing
that their best thanks be given to the
President and Officers, said that the
resolution was a very important and
comprehensive one. taking in as it did
the whole of the Executive of the Book-
sellers' Provident Institution. He always
had great pleasure hi inserting in the
Bookseller the report which he received
every month ; and almost invariably in
that report there was the statement that
their President (Mr. Longman) presided
at those montWy meetings. He thought
the Association owed him a very deep
debt of gratitude for the enthusiastic
way in which he had looked after their
interests. The same remark applied
with regard to the whole of the Executive.
They had worked as one man to make the
proceedings a success.
MR. C. C. Dartox had much pleasure
in seconding the resolution. He hoped
they would show by enthusiastic clapping
that the officers, especially the Board of
Directors, had to get tlvrotigh a large
.amount of work which was appreciated.
The resolution was carried by acclamation.-
Mr. Murray proposed a vote of
thanks to the Court of the Worshipful
Company of Stationers for the use of their
Hall. In doing so he could not forget
that he was perhaps a very unworthy
Stationer ; but at any rate he was a
fraction, and he believed it was some-
thing like a 280th part of the Stationers'
Company, himself, and, moreover, he was
! the oldest member of the Stock Board
which had the transaction of a certain
part of the responsible work of the
Stationers' Company ; therefore he was
in the somewhat invidious position of
having to ask them for a vote from one
body of which he was a vulgar fraction —
j he was not quite sure how much — to
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another body of which he was a 280th
part. He spoke as a Stationer when he
began to say what pleasure it gave him
to see them there, because he felt that the
Stationers' Hall was fulfilling its right
function, and the function that it was
always intended to fulfil, when trade
meetings of that sort were gathered there,
and in such a large body as he was
delighted to see. But now he spoke as a
Bookseller, and he could not say what
vulgar fraction he might be, but he would
say this, that there were no meetings,
there or elsewhere, in which he felt so
much at home, and so happy, as he did at
a meeting of the trade such as theirs. If
they had not experienced the kindness of
the Stationers in lending their Hall — he
spoke of the other 279 28oths of the
Company— where should they go ? There
were in the West End some beautiful
exhibition halls which some of their
respected confreres had started, but he !
understood that the conditions of entry
to those halls were those of " sale or
return," and it would either turn out a
" sell," or they would not get back again.
Therefore he did not think that there was
any place in London so suitable for their
purpose or which would hold the numbers
he saw there that evening. Therefore,
both as a Stationer and a Bookseller, he
should like to express the pleasure he felt
in being present at that meeting.
Mr. C. Awdry seconded the motion
in appropriate terms, and the same was
carried unanimously.
Mr. Murray asked them, impromptu,
to return their hearty thanks to Mr.
Longman. They all felt how very much
the Institution owed to him, and how
much time and trouble he gave to it.
(Cheers.)
The President could only say he was
deeply indebted to them and to Mr.
Murray for the kind words he had spoken.
The fact that they thought such exertions
as he was able to give worth receiving was
ample repayment to him.
The Right Honourable the Lord
Mayor (Sir George Wyatt Truscott), who
was received with enthusiastic cheers,
said : —
Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen — ■
" I accepted with a good deal of pleasure
the invitation which has been kindly
extended to me by your Executive to
take part in the interesting proceedings
of to-night, and this for two reasons.
First of all I am proud of behig a Citizen
and Stationer, as so many members of my
family have been and are now ; and, as a
Past Master of the Guild of Stationers, I
am glad to share in the welcome that is
being given you by my mother company
this evening in our historic Hall.
"Secondly, I am for the time being the
Chief Magistrate of the City of London,
in which so many of you pursue your
peaceful avocations, and it is gratifying
to me to know that your nourishing and
prosperous Institution was formally in-
augurated 72 years ago at a meeting in this
very place, held under the presidency of
the then Lord Mayor of London, who was
a bookseller. I am, as you know, a
printer and stationer, and the industry
which I represent may be said to be the
elder brother of yours.
' ' I note that the final sentence of the
Annual Report of your Board of Directors
records your ' pleasure at the close
association of the ancient Company of
Stationers with the scarcely less ancient
body of Booksellers,' and I sincerely trust
that this Association may be long con-
tinued in undiminished harmony.
"The Booksellers' Provident Institu-
tion has been peculiarly fortunate in
attracting to itself the active support of
the heads of your profession, who have
not only given generously to it in money,
but also in personal service, and I con-
gratulate the Institution hi having so
distinguished a body of voluntary workers
in its behalf as I find in the pamphlet
which has been put into my hands ex-
plaining its scope and objects.
" I remember the time, Mr. President,
when the chair you now so worthily
occupy was filled by the old friend of my
family, John Murray the Third, and it must
be highly gratifying to all the members
of the Institution to feel that their
interests are hi the safe keeping of the
head of another historic house — that of
Longman.
' ' The report which you have just passed
is the seventy-second annual account of
your Directors' stewardship, and it
seems to me in every respect but one most
thoroughly satisfactory. That exception
is the comparatively small number of
persons connected with the bookselling
trade that take advantage of its privileges.
All booksellers and their assistants of
either sex who are in business within
twelve miles of St. Martin's le Grand are
eligible for membership. The periodical
payments to be made by members are
so graded and arranged as to offer no
real difficulty in meeting them ; and
when it is borne hi mind that the modest
sum of £18 paid by a person aged 21
will constitute him (or her) a life member,
entitled to all the privileges of member-
ship for the rest of his or her existence,
it seems to me that everyone engaged in
the bookselling trade ought to make an
effort to join the Institution.
' ' Not only does it provide assistance in
case of need to members or their widows,
but to children ; and this not for a limited
period, but so long as the need exists.
" It seems to me, therefore, that your
Directors of 1909 may very properly
repeat the ' Address to the Trade ' of
their predecessors of seventy years ago,
and invite ' co-operation in endeavouring
to increase the provision which is made
for the industrious and deserving of the
trade, and thereby alleviating the sorrows
of the afflicted, rendering important
assistance to those who are in distress,
and ministering to the necessities of the
fatherless and the widows.'
' ' There can be no sort of doubt that,
thanks to the generous financial support
of the wealthier members of your trade,
this Institution is what I have episcopal
sanction for calling ' a rattling good
thing,' and I commend it to the careful
consideration of all those for whom its
benefits are intended.
''No one can forecast the future.
Nobody can say at what period of his
life, or under what unforeseen circum-
stances, sickness or incapacity to work
or misfortune may overtake him, and the
prudent man ought always to make pro-
vision against such contingencies. I see
daily in my business on the Bench, on
hospital and asylum committees, and in
the course of my other somewhat multi-
farious duties, to what sad straits other-
wise meritorious people or those depen-
dent upon them have been reduced
through not cultivating the virtue of
thrift.
You have had the importance of this
impressed upon you on former occasions
j by the heads of Finance, of the Church
, and of the Law, in the persons of Lord
Avebury, the Bishop of London and the
Lord Chief Justice, and nothing that a
plain man like myself can say could add
to the weight of what has been urged by
these renowned orators. National thrift
j is a matter upon which there is much
; preaching but very little practice, and
the same applies to hidividual thrift.
" I remember, as a young man of
twenty-two, an effort made by my
honoured father when he was Lord Mayor
to fix public attention upon this impor-
tant matter. He gathered around him at
the Mansion House men so distinguished
as Edward, Earl of Derby, Earl Stanhope,
Cardinal Manning, Dr. B. W. Richardson,
Mr. F. D. Mocatta, Mr. Samuel Smiles,
and many more ; and just twenty-nine
years ago (on March 12th, 1880) there was
a meeting at the Egyptian Hall so over-
flowing that, according to The Times
report, ' a large number of ladies and
gentlemen had to stand throughout the
proceedings.' In those days — it was just
before the General Election of 1880 —
there were wars and rumours of wars,
and much talk about ' national honour.'
Lord Derby brought the meeting to a high
pitch of enthusiasm by an eloquent
address, in which he used these words,
which are just as true now as they were
j then : ' Pauperism is, to my mind,
national dishonour ; so is drunkenness ;
so is preventable disease ; so is the
; miserable squalor in which our poorest
j classes in the large towns live, even when
they escape the workhouse. These are the
most real and formidable enemies we have
to contend with, and, depend upon it, if
we attack them seriously we shall have
, enough fighting at home to last our
time.'
" Let us, therefore, each do what we
can to encourage habits of thrift and
providence amongst those within our
personal spheres of influence.
" As in other things, it is only the
first step that costs. Everything must
have a beginning. Begin, therefore, now,
before it is too late. Tlirift may be said
to be the philosopher's stone. It is an
excellent discipline, it allays anxieties as
to the future, it leads to higher hopes and
aspirations.
" John Bright, with whom my father
had some correspondence at the time of
the Mansion House meeting of 1880,
gave the following excellent advice sixty
years ago to an assemblage of working-
men, and it really seems to me that it
sums up the whole matter :
■ " ' There is only one way that is safe
for any man, or any number of men, by
which they can maintain their present
position if it be a good one, or raise
themselves above it if it be a bad one :
that is by the practice of the virtues of
industry, frugality, temperance and
honesty. There is no royal road by
which men can raise themselves from a
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position which they feel to be unsatis-
factory as regards their mental and
physical condition, except by the practice
of these virtues, by which they find
numbers amongst them are continually
advancing and bettering themselves.'
"It is not necessary in order to be
thrifty to be penurious or stingy. I think
the old Greek poet Lucian hit the nail
on the head when he said in one of his
«pigrams :
' Enjoy thy wealth as though about to
die,
Yet frugal be as though of life wert
sure ;
A wise man he who both these rules
obeys,
And strikes the mean 'twixt thrift and
lavishness.'
" As Lord Rosebery pointed out in one
of his luminous addresses on social
subjects, dehvered last Christmastide at
Edinburgh : ' Thrift means care, fore-
sight, tenderness for those dependent on
you. Whether these qualities produce
thrift, or whether they are produced by
thrift, at any rate they are inseparably
entwined. '
' ' The avoidance of waste is the great
object which we should all set ourselves
to accomplish — waste of energy, waste of
strength, waste of food, waste of money
and waste of time. I hope you will feel,
at any rate as regards the last-named,
there is no just cause for putting me in
the pillory.
" Remembering, Mr. President and
gentlemen, the many preoccupations of a
Lord Mayor, who has, in Milton's words,
to ' scorn delights and live laborious
days,' you will, I trust, excuse the
imperfect thoughts on this important
subject of Thrift to which I have ventured
to give utterance, and will believe me
when I say that I can conceive nothing
more conducive to the preservation of
good-fellowship, harmony and success to
your calling than the continued pros-
perity and expansion of the admirable
Institution which is the occasion of my
having the pleasure of meeting you all
this evening."
Mr. E. BELL : My Lord Mayor, ladies
and gentlemen, I am sure I express the
general feeling when I venture to propose
a vote of thanks to his Lordship for the
very interesting, and if I may presume to
say so, the able address which he has just
given to us. We are all indebted to him,
because I believe he has come here at
considerable inconvenience to himself.
It is the duty and privilege of the Lord
Mayor through his year of office to devote
himself to the good of his fellow-citizens,
or I may say of his fellow men ; and I am
sure that our present Lord Mayor takes
his duties in the most serious manner, and
has found some difficulty in coming here.
I believe from what he has said that he
does so with a real kindly feeling towards
our Institution, and I dare say with some
pleasure in revisiting the Hall of the
Company with which he and his father
and other relations of his have been
intimately associated. It is seldom that
the Lord Mayor passes through the year
of his Mayorality without finding some
serious subject to engage his attention ;
but happily it is not very often that a
Lord Mayor has^soon after commencing
office, such an occasion as presented itself
to Sir George Truscott through that
appalling occurrence in Southern Italy
which evoked the horror and sympathy
of the whole world. But with prompti-
tude, which I am glad to say was also
exhibited by the Englishmen who were
present on the spot, he at once organised
a subscription, and within the course of a
few days he was able to send a sub-
stantial measure of relief. In the course
of a few weeks he has been instrumental
in raising the immense sum of £140,000,
or very nearly that, as a free- will offering
from our city and country to our un-
fortunate fellow creatures in Italy.
(Cheers.) After referring to the " epi-
demic of tercentenaries," which seemed
to have broken out in a most extra-
ordinary way this year, the speaker con-
cluded by saying that they might be
certain that whatever occasion arose the
Lord Mayor would meet it in such a
manner as to throw lustre on the great
office which he filled, and he had not the
slightest doubt if the opportunity should
arise he would act in such a manner as to
raise the reputation of our country in the
eyes of foreign nations. He had much
pleasure in proposing a hearty vote of
thanks to his Lordship for his kindness
in coming there that evening.
Mr. Lewis Evans seconded. He felt
no words were necessary in seconding that
vote, but he did think that for the busiest
man in the world's busiest city to come
there and speak to them was indeed an
honour.
The resolution was carried unani-
mously.
The Right Honourable the Lord
Mayor in reply, said : Mr. Bell, Mr.
Evans, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Evans
was quite right. I have come here with a
very great deal of pleasure, and I find it
somewhat of a relaxation than otherwise,
because this is a little different from the
'' daily round and common task " of the
Lord Mayor, and besides, it brings me in
touch with a body of citizens and '' citi-
zenn esses " who are associated with a
kindred trade to my own. (Laughter.).
When I began to think about the subject
of coming here to-night to address you, it
struck me as rather curious that you
should come to the occupant of the
Mansion House to talk to you about
" thrift," for the occupant of the Mansion
House is about the last person who is able
to practise thrift. (Laughter. ) But then
there is one thing to be said, you know ;
that he who occupies the Mansion House
must at some time or another practise
thrift in order to enable him to carry out
in the manner in which they ought to be
carried out the hospitable and other
duties which fall to the lot and duty of the
Chief Magistrate of London. Ladies and
gentlemen, let me once more thank you
most sincerely both for this vote of thanks,
for the manner in which it was proposed,
and for the very hearty, cordial, and, let
me add, friendly welcome which you have
given to me to-night. (Cheers.)
The musical portion of the entertain-
ment was greatly appreciated. Mr.
Gerald Adams sang Squire's " Mountain
Lovers ' ' with exquisite feeling and tone.
Mr. Fred Rome fairly brought down
the house " v^th his humorous skit ,
entitled " London "J; and as an encore ,
he gave "The Agony Column." The
Papyrus Orchestra, under the skilful
conductorship of Mr. J. B. Shaw, gave
splendid renderings of Rossini's " Tan-
credi," Mendelssohn's "Son and Stran-
ger," Suppe's " Morning, Noon and Night
in Vienna " and Sullivan's " Yeomen of
the Guard." Miss E- G. Spalding presided
at the piano.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Spalding and
Mr. A. J. S. Scott Gatty gave an excellent
little play, entitled " The Golden Wed-
ding," written by Eden Phillpotts and
Charles Groves. It was accorded raptu-
rous applause, and the artistes were
recalled again and again. " God Save
the King " brought a most enjoyable
evening to a close. Over five hundred
members and friends were present.
The Author's Club Dinner
Curiosities of Literature was the sub-
ject discussed at the very successful
dinner of the Author's Club, on Monday
evening, March 15th. The guest of the
evening was Sir Ernest Clarke, F.S.A.,
late President of the " Sette of Odd
Volumes." In introducing the guest, Mr.
T. Cato Worsfield referred to the question
of " Plagiarism " and authorship in
prison, and gave some pleasant examples.
Then Sir Ernest Clarke elegantly flirted
with the sources of Shakespeare's " As
you like it " ; and went on to confess
he was one of those busy administrative
persons who find their solace and mental
refreshment in ruminating among old
books.
The Art of Sermon
Illustration
Messrs. James Clarke & Co. will
shortly publish a book on " The Art
of Sermon Illustration," by H. Jeffs,
the editor of The Christian World
Pulpit. The need for such a work is felt
by most preachers, and the idea of the
book was suggested by letters frequently
received by the writer, asking him to
recommend some book on the subject.
The idea kept in view is to show what
sort of illustrations appeal to modern
congregations, and how such illustrations
may be gathered or created. The art of
illustration is really the art of being
interesting, and the preacher who fails
to interest is not likely to make much
impression on his hearers.
A Date to Bear in Mind —
May 5th
Wile our readers kindly note that
Mr. Geo. Seymour Snowden's West Kent
Amateur Comedy Company will give their
third performance on behalf of t le
Booksellers' Provident Institution at the
Royal Court Theatre on Wednesdav,
May 5th, 1909, when they will present the
comedy hi three acts entitled "Wiat
the Butler Saw " ? Full particulars will be
duly announced.
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Early Booksellers*
Catalogues
in.
Apropos of Le Cene, "Pierre Marteau,"
" Pierre Coup," " Pierre de Touche " (the
preponderance of Pierres is remarkable)
and other more or less umbrageous
publishers, I am always waiting to come
across some contemporary account of
the wealth of the publishing houses of
Amsterdam in the Seventeenth Century.
During the period — say 1630-17 50, when
this was the one great centre for the
production of all the literature of free
thought and political criticism, they
must have been coining money.
And even if it be true that after the
Dutch failure in the struggle for Empire
and foreign commerce (cf. Mahan). " grass
grew in the streets " of that decaying
capital, the book business certainly
nourished till well into the Eighteenth
Century.
Under Science, Medicine, &c, too, we
may note a fair proportion.
Le Chirurgien de VHopital.
Hartsocker (N. 1656-1723, famous for
his improvements of the micro- and
telescope). Conjectures de Physique and
his other works. Nic Lemery's Diction-
ary of Simples. A treatise on the
nourishment of bone.
Travels, Geography, &c, make a
considerable class. We have Descriptions
of the Island of Formosa in Asia, and of
Macassar — the
Histoire des lies Antilles (with a
vocabulary of the Caribbean tongue) by
Rochefort, numerous collections of voy-
ages, the voyage to the West Indies by
Schouten (of Harlem, 1676. Was he the
Erieiid and editor of Des Cartes?), the
Voyage to the Levant, and of the more
famous Paul Lucas (of Rouen, and still
living, 1664-1737) — Voyages of the Dutch
East India Company — these in 12
volumes. Voyages to the Gold Coast and
explorations towards the North Pole par le
pire de Mesnage, 2 vols.
Near a whole page of " Treatises " on
miscellaneous matters, Prayer, Good works,
Languages, the Organ and the ' ' Clavecin'
(Boivin), Musical composition (delivers),
Divine Love, Almsgiving (M. de la
Placette), Jealousy, the Point of Honour.
The art of living for 100 years, the
Perfect Education (by^Bellegarde), others
that look like translations from Locke.
Among historical work (the Catalogue
itself is in Alphabetical order) L ' Amerique
Anglaise (history of British possessions in
America) and, of course, Bossuet's Uni-
versal History (fr. 800 a.d. to the Peace of
Utrecht) 3 vols. Hist, of the Indies,
of the war with Holland, of various
Revolutions (the work by Vertot which
still encumbers our bookstalls). A for-
gotten Hist, de Louis XIV. by one
Limiers. Aubery's Hist, of Mazarin,
Temple's Hist, of England, accounts of
the Ottoman Empire, and of every known
dynasty, including Molesworth's Mem. on
Denmark.
Memoirs genuine and fictitious are, of
course, numerous enough. We find the
names of the Due de Guise (whose little
volume appeared in 1 681), of Beauvean,
Ravesan ( ? )
The edition of Comines would be the
useful work of Godefroy in 4 vols., 17 14.
The immortal Memoirs of Gramont
had only recently appeared (Cologne. P.
Marteau, 17 13). The Letters of Gui
Patin and of Balzac (a well known
Elzevir) and of Bentivoglio (there was
one in French and Italian), and the
Naud&ana and Patiniana deserve men-
tion.
Fiction and Light Literature.
Works of Rousseau (J. B.), Regnard,
Moliere, Racine, Corneille. Clement Marot,
Scarron, Quevedo (with Huet's essay on
the origin of Fiction).
Fairy stories, ad libitum, Contes des
Feis, par Me. d'(Aulnoy) and the Nou-
veaux Contes, the " Tyrannie des Feis,"
and the " Cabinet des Fees " (in 8 vols.
It subsequently expanded to 41). Les
Chevaliers errans, Contes des Feis, par
Mile. D' (Auneuil, 1709 to. 12).
Contes Turcs on Hist, de la Sultane
de Perse.
La Fausse Clelie, au Histoires galantes
and comiques (by Subligny, 1670, and
often reprinted).
Alix de France — Nouvelle galante —
the Nouvelles toutes nouvelles.
Les Apparences trompeuses, or " Don't
believe what you see " — a Spanish story,
by Edw. Boursault, literateur, dramatist,
1638-1701, and Editor of a poetical
Gazette which had a tremendous success,
but was like so many of the items in such
catalogues as this ■ — suppressed by
authority, [77 y avait plaisante un
Capucin /]
La Bagatelle — Ironical discourses in-
tended (need the Author tell us ?) to
ridicule vice and extravagance by putting
forward ingenious sophistries in their
defence (another variety of " apparence
trompeuse.")
Les caprices du Destin — short stories
by Mile. d'H. (d'Huitier, 1664-1734),
with another narrative G. M. de Sacy
(member of the Academy, 1654-1727).
Le Nouveau gentilhomme bourgeois,
ou Les feis a la mode — might seem to
show that Fairy Tales have become
almost too familiar since the Orientalist
revival of 169-
We have also Historical novels, novels
of Chivalry (Prince Erastus and the like),
and a volume of " English Stories, or the
Dark Tower." Who wrote them ?
Theology is richly represented.
" Chains of Gold " to pull up sinners.
" Considerations," on serious topics, con-
versations on Religion.
Sermons on Apostasy, The Catechism
of M. Drelincourt (Protestant minister,
1 595-1669).
The " Parallel " of Calvinism, and
" Papism " by Jurieu (the abhorred of
Voltaire).
Conduite de Providence, Apologie de
l'amour Divin (reply to Fenelon's
" Maxims of the Saints ").
Curiously enough this catalogue,
though hailing from Amsterdam, seems to
comprise only one work of the famous
and recently deceased Pierre Bayle
(1647-1706), and that scarcely a repre-
sentative one, his Pratique de la Piiti. but
neither the famous works on tolerance
nor his greatest work, the Pensees diverses
ecrites d un Docteur de la Sorbonne,
(Rotterdam, 1683) on the occasion of the
appearance of the Comet in December,
16S0 (or rather of the Theological " im-
provements " of that occasion), nor the
Avis aux refugiez, 1692. Abbadie, by the
way, the refugee Protestant minister who
replied to Bayle's rather unprincipled
diatribe on the connection between Pro-
testantism and Republicanism, by a
Defence of that paragon of wisdom " the
British Constitution," figures here with a
purely religious work on the " Opening
of the Seven Seals." Placette, however,
replies to Bayle on the intention of the
March 20, 1909 The Publishers' Circular
447
Faithful and the origin of ^Evil, The
Doctrine of the Trinity.
In Classical Literature.
Beza's New Testament.
Leusden's Hebrew Bible.
Boethius (Latin 32ULO.) Sallust, Virgil.
Homer's Iliad translated byJLa Mothe.
Me. Daciers' Odyssey, Plautus and
Terence. Ouintus Curtius, Cornelius
Nepos.
Xenophon for the use of Schools, and
the Memorabilia of Socrates (in French).
Josephus, also translated.
" Bibliographia Botanica "
Herr W. Junk, of Berlin, the botanical
publisher and bookseller, has just issued
in neat cloth binding a well produced
royal 8vo. catalogue of 6,891 works of a
botanical character, old and modern, in
all languages, which he offers for sale
and also for exchange. Mr. Junk's
establishment in the Kiirfurstendamm
must be a regular jungle, for he tells us
that in addition to these 6,891 items
carefully classified under a score and
more of heads he has more than 100,000
other botanical works. Probably it would
be difficult if not impossible to find a
publisher and antiquarian bookseller with
Mr. Junk's knowledge of the bibliography
of botany, knowledge gained from twenty-
five years' experience in this special
branch of bookselling, and this knowledge
has enabled him to write a very interesting
article on " Botanical Literature from the
Bibliographical Standpoint." We hope to
refer to it on a future occasion.
Woman's Long Service
A presentation was made on March
1 2th to Miss Hamilton, one of the workers
in the bookbinding department of Messrs.
Gall & Inglis' works, on the completion
of fifty years' service with the firm. In
that long period Miss Hamilton was never
late without notification, and absence
through illness in that period is not
known to exceed in all one month. Miss
Hamilton's duty was the final examina-
tion of each book and the rejecting of
inferior workmanship. Knowing from
long experience the work of each employee,
she was able quickly to look for the likely
points of fault and pass or reject the work
with great rapidity. Miss Hamilton is
still a vigorous worker, but decided to
take this opportunity to retire. The firm
presented a gold watch chain and badge,
and the employees a purse of sovereigns.
—Edinburgh Evening Dispatch.
Trade Notes and Changes
Messrs. Asher & Co. will remove, on
March 25th, 1909, to larger and more
•commodious premises at 14, Bedford
Street, Covent Garden, W.C. (next door
to their present place of business).
Mr. E. Seaee. of 10, Imperial Arcade,
Ludgate Hill, E.C., has been appointed
sole trade agent for the Army and Navy
Chronicle from thejjApril part.
About the Author of
"Anne of Green Gables"
WE have much pleasure in giving the
following particulars about Miss Mont-
gomery, author of that delightful book,
" Anne of Green Gables," of which
70,000 copies have been sold in America,
and which is already in a third edition
here (Pitmans).
In answer to a question as to when
and how she began her literary career,
L. M. Montgomery told an interviewer :
" Ever since I can remember I wrote
stories and verse for my own amusement.
When I grew up I began to write them
for other people's amusement. One day
the editor of a Sunday School weekly
asked me to write him a juvenile serial
of seven or ten chapters. I looked through
an old dog-eared, much abused note book
MISS L. M. MONTGOMERY.
Author of "Anne of Green Gables"
for an idea, and came acros? the following
note, written in my teens : ' Elderly
couple decide to adopt a boy from an
orphan asylum. By mistake a girl is
sent them.'
• • I decided this would do for the cen-
tral idea of my serial. I blocked out ten
chapters and hunted out a few suitable
incidents from the same old note book.
I meant it to be a quiet little yarn with a
well-behaved little heroine and a nice
little moral snugly tucked away in it.
If I had had time to sit right down then
and there and write it, that is all it pro-
bably would have been, and ' Anne '
would have begun and ended her career
in the pages of the aforesaid Sunday
School weekly. I did not have time to
begin work on it, however, for several
weeks. During these weeks I ' brooded '
my story and somehow ' Anne ' began to
take possession of me. It is a mistake
to say I ' created ' her. I didn't. Like
Topsey, she ' growed,' on her own account
and I had notliing to do with her de-
velopment save to watch it and describe
it. By the time I was free to get to work,
I knew that a seven-chapter serial could
never hold all I wanted to say about her ;
and for the first time the idea of writing
a book came to me. I wrote and sent a
suitable serial about a boy to the Sunday
School weekly, and then I began ' Anne.'
In view of her then uncertain future. I
felt that I could not afford to take time
from my regular magazine work for it,
so I wrote the book in the evenings or at
any odd spare time when I felt in the
mood. It was a labour of love, and when
I finished it I felt as sorry to part with
my characters as if they were ' real folks '
with whom I had been living.
' ' The characters hi the book are all
imaginary — that is. no one person sat
for the portrait of any of them. But
many of the incidents recorded happened
in my childhood to me or my playmates,
and many of the places drawn are from
' life.' The ' Haunted Wood ' with its
motley crowd of spectres had a very real
and — to a certain trio of cliildren — a very
terrifying existence once, and ' Lovers'
Lane ' is still as green and beautiful a
seclusion as when Anne's girlish feet
danced through it. As for the episode of
the liniment cake, why, the mistress of a
quiet little Methodist parsonage in New
1 Brunswick will remember tilings about
that if she ever reads it.
'* As for Anne's name, it was never
selected with malice prepense. She was
j Anne from the start — popping into my
I fancy, with her red hair and big eyes, all
j ready christened, even to the all im-
portant e."
Miss Montgomery was born at Clifton,
Prince Edward Island. When she was
I only a few months old her mother died.
Her father went West, leaving his
daughter in charge of her maternal grand-
parent, who lived in Cavendish, Prince
Edward Island, and there she passed her
! girlhood days, and there she wrote
"Anne of Green Gables." Cavendish
being the Avonlea of her book.
Miss Montgomery attended the dis-
trict school until she reached her seven-
teenth year, then went to Prince of Wales
College, in Charlottetown, the chief seat
of learning in the province, and in one
year obtained her teacher's certificate.
While attending college she made her
first plunge into professional journalism
by writing a poem for a New York
: magazine, which was gladly accepted.
After teaching school for a short time
! she took a term at Dalhousie College,
Halifax, Nova Scotia.
On the death of her grandfather
Miss Montgomery returned to her home
in Cavendish, where she has since re-
sided, with the exception of a winter
spent on the staff of the Halifax Daily
Echo.
For several years Miss Montgomery
I has contributed to the magazines short
stories and verse, the scenes of most of
j which have been laid in Prince Edward
! Island.
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personality. Somewhat above the medium
height, her figure is willowy and most
I graceful. Her features are classical and
her countenance becomes radiant when
j she is deeply interested in any subject.
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CONTENTS OF NO. FOR MARCH 20, 1909.
NOTES : Hanging Alive in Chains — Dr. Johnson's Ancestors —
T. L. Peacock's Literary Remains — Herzegovina : its Pronuncia-
tion— First of March : Sweep " Flees " Away — •" Care, vale ! " —
Daylight-Saving — Vagrancy : its Suppression — ■ Westminster
Abbey Almsmen — Edward II. 's Death — Anthony's Nose.
QUERIES : — Masburensis : its Identity — Louisbourg : its Siege —
Col. Thomas Westbrook— St. Alban's School, London — Civil War
Documents — Dryden's Satire "The Tribe of Levi" — Society of
Fine Arts — F. Christopher Pack — Great and Little New Street —
Cheese for Ladies — Heraldic Queries — Telegraph Wires : their
Early Linking-up — Joseph Harris — Edward Medley — English
Topograpliical Pottery — " Quid est fides ? " — " St. Christian."
Miracle Play.
REPLIES :— Burial half within and half without a Church— The
Manors of Neyte, Eybury, and Hyde — " Before one can say Jack
Robinson " — " Brokenselde " — St. Anthony of Vieime— Licences
to Travel — "Shibboleth" — " Bobbery " — Potter's Bar: Seven
Kings — Index Saying- — Macaulay's Frederic the Great — " False-
hood of extremes " — " The Monstrous Regimen of Women " —
Russian Names — Tasso's " Aminta " — Coffee-drinking in Pales-
tine— W'illiam Bullock on Virginia — Gray : Two References —
Jeffrey Hudson the Dwarf — -Anne Boleyn's Remains — " Bees-
waxers " — Early Victorian Songs — " Raised Hamlet on them " —
Rod of Brickwork — Eastry in Kent — " Lappassit " — Caroline
as a Masculine Name — - J ones = Francis — Church Towers and
Smuggled Goods — " Handsome Tracy.''
NOTES ON BOOKS:— "The Private Palaces of London"—
" Quarterly Review " — Vickers's " Newspaper Gazetteer."
Booksellers' Catalogues.
Notices to Correspondents.
Published Weekly by J. C. FRANCIS and J. E. FRANCIS,
Bream's Buildings, Chancery Lane, E.C.
March 20, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
444
She is brilliant and epigrammatic in
conversation, and after reading " Anne of
Green Gables " one gets glimpses every
now and then of the precocious imagin-
ings and ' ' thrills ' ' that Anne so fre-
quently enjoyed. The other characters
in the book are typical of the Island
farming people and wonderfully trite to
life.
Indian Novels in Demand
The only time that the British public
takes a keen interest in Indian affairs is,
according to the Civil and Military
Gazette, of Lahore, when something out
of the common, such as a frontier war, a
famine, an earthquake, or some similar
convulsion is in progress ; and accordingly
the recent unrest in this country, together
with Lord Morley's scheme of reforms,
has focussed English interest upon our
special concerns to quite an unusual
degree. Not long ago the managing
director of one of the largest publishing
firms in London asked us to recommend
a rising Indian novelist, on the ground
that the public is prepared just at present
to read anything that is written about
India. It is possible that this may prove
a useful hint to budding writers in this
country, while at the same time it may
be well to examine the needs of the
book-market in the light of five Indian
novels that have been recently published
or have achieved a considerable degree
of popularity. Up to recent times it
seemed impossible for any writer except
Rudyard Kipling and Mrs. Steele to
interest the public in Indian life.
Messrs. Cassell & Co.
Satisfactory Position
The shareholders of Messrs. Cassell & Co.
are to be congratulated on the success of
the efforts which have been made by
Mr. Arthur Spurgeon to put the company
on a sound footing, and they are to be
congratulated on having secured his
services at a time when dividends were
invisible and certain press organs had
prophesied disaster.
We stated last summer there was
every prospect of a return of prosperity
for the great house of Cassell, whose
share capital and debentures amount to
nearly half a million sterling.
It is pleasant therefore to be able
to say that the Directors will, at the
meeting on Monday next, March 22nd,
recommend that a dividend be paid
on the big share capital of £397,729.
It is not a large dividend — viz., 2 per cent,
less income tax, but it is the first since
the year 1904, and it is wise to hasten
slowly in a case of this kind. It is certainly
good policy of the Directors to strengthen
the Reserve Fund with £3,000, to allocate
£5,000 to a copyright equalisation
account, and to carry forward nearly
£2,000.
Seeing that these figures are arrived
at after paying the debenture holders
nearly £4,000, we think there can be no
question as to the splendid work which
Mr. Spurgeon has done in the short time
during which he has been at the helm of
Messrs. Cassell & Co., Ltd.
Notes from Provincial
Towns
[Under this heading we propose giving
every week brief notes of book matters
from the various provincial towns. We
invite booksellers to send us any items
likely to be of interest and use to the trade
generally.']
CAMBRIDGE
Our town is practically deserted by
the majority of the book-buying class for
a few weeks, most of the students having
gone down for the vacation. This means
between three and four thousand book
buyers of one class or another. Were it
not for the postal business done by the
second-hand booksellers here one could
well keep the businesses closed during
these vacations to a large extent. Cam-
bridge booksellers for the most part,
however, do a large business with all parts
of the world, and one need never be idle
here. Travellers turn up at these periods,
and this perhaps tends to liven matters
somewhat.
Taking the weather into consideration
the past term has not been a very eventful
one. By general account the trade does
not seem to be in any way depressed,
and if with some houses trade has
Market Hill) has weathered it all. In the
business aspect also, he told me recently
trade was good, and he therefore has
no complaint to make of bad business.
DURHAM.
Business is very quiet here just now ;
there is nothing of sufficient interest to
report.
DERBY.
Notliing to report just at present.
Trade very quiet.
BRECHIN.
Mr. Norman Anderson (says the
Evening News) was found dead in his shop
on Wednesday, March 17th. He was a
bookseller, and carried" on a business at
103, High Street.
"My Library Book List."
MRS. A. Stronach has just published a
little pocket book entitled ' ' My Library
Book List." Its purpose is to provide
for book readers a means whereby they
can keep a record of books read and lent.
Each page is headed with a carefully
chosen aphorism and is divided into five
columns with sub-headings. Pages 1
to 75 are for " Title of Book ; Author ;
slightly decreased, it has made up for the
loss by postal business. So on the whole
we have no cause to grumble ; on the
contrary, if what I hear is correct as to a
general trade depression, we must indeed
be thankful. I don't think we ever
grumble here, though, but we are always
open for more business.
Messrs. A. P. Dixon, Ltd., have
removed their printing works to the Hills
Road and to much larger premises ; it is
only but a year or so back that they had a
place built near their shop in Market
Street for this department, but increased
business necessitated larger works ; there
should be no complaint as to business
here !
I note the following firms issued
second-hand catalogues during the past
term, in some cases more than one: —
Bowes & Bowes, Deighton, Bell & Co.,
Heffer & Sons, and Galloway & Porter.
The chief catalogue from Bowes & Bowes
was devoted entirely to mathematical
books — an excellent piece of work, and
I assume the compilation of Mr.
G. J. Gray, that keen bibliographer who
has many works of a bibliographical
nature standing to his credit.
Though the weather has been rough,
as elsewhere, during the past term, Mr.
David (the bookseller having a stall on the
Recommended by ; Date when read ; Com-
ment " ; and pages 78 to 99 are for
" Title of Book ; Author ; Lent to • Date
when lent ; Date when returned." It is
bound in four colours, pale blue, red,
brown and olive-green, with gilt edges
and lettering The idea is novel, and it
should prove very useful to those who
read much Who has not tried vainly
to remember the title of some interesting
book ? Booksellers are supplied by
Hamilton Bros., 20, Victoria Street,
London, S.W.
Centenary of the Quarterly
Review
The Centenary Number of the Quarterly
Review, first published in February, 1809.
will appear about April 22nd, and will
contain, in addition to numerous articles,
a special article giving the history of the
Review since its commencement to a
recent date, illustrated by portraits of the
editors and some of the more important
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American Notes
(From the New York Publishers' Weekly)
Poe Volume Brings $ 1,200
Spirited bidding marked the sale of a
first edition of Poe's " Al Aaraaf " in the
collection of books belonging to Chief
Justice James T. Mitchell and the estate
of H. Rush-Korvey, in Samuel T. Free-
man & Co.'s auction rooms in Philadelphia
on March 2nd. The volume was finally
sold for $1,200 on an order of Dodd,
Mead & Co., of New York. This was an
unusually high price for this book, the
highest price ever having been paid for a
circulation volume before being $700. A
presentation copy of the same work sold
in New York last week for $3,900. The
book contains " Al Aaraaf," ''Tamer-
lane," and a number of minor poems, and
was published in Baltimore in 1829 by
Hatch & Dunning. It is still in its
original binding.
The American Copyright Bill
After three years' labour the Copy-
right Bill, much to the surprise of all
interested, was rushed through the last
sessions of Congress late in the evening
of March 3rd. Owing to the severe storm
that practically isolated the capital on
March 4th and 5th by disabling the
telegraph and telephone lines and block-
ing railway communications between
Washington and Philadelphia, we are
unable at the time we must go to press
to ascertain whether the Bill was signed
by President Roosevelt before he went
out of office, nor could we obtain a copy
of the text of the Bill as finally acted
upon to be able to give a synopsis of the
variations from the law of 1901. We
must therefore defer to another issue a
consideraiton of the whole matter.
Araminta
IT is amusing to notice the different
opinions about popular novels. Messrs.
Smith, Elder & Co. are having a big and —
as we venture to think — well deserved
success with Mr. J. C. Snaith's " Ara-
minta," already in a third edition.
The British Weekly thinks it "most
brilliant, original, and remarkable ....
humorous, entertaining and genial."
The Morning Post thinks it is " essen-
tially a jolly book," and will take the town
by storm.
The Sphere says it is " the best novel
of 1909 by a long way."
And then The Times gives " Ara-
minta " this dose of peppermints :
" So crude, artificial and vulgar "
as to excite pity, " incredible and
irritating."
What The Times finds particularly
offensive is that Mr. Snaith makes his
naughty, wicked society people all " go to
church " together — if they had stopped
at home to play bridge one could under-
stand The Times being so shocked at what
we think The Morning Post is right in
calling " essentially a jolly book."
Hints to Young Authors
(Answers to Correspondents.)
From Hatchard's " Books of To-Day. "
Bow BELLS. — We were not in the- least
surprised that your hero should be
murdered so early in Wilson's Revenge.
Our only wonder is that he was spared
so long. A man who goes about saying
"prithee" and " methiuks " is better
dead.
Beatrix. — Do we think that any pub-
lisher would look twice at The Tears of
Teresa ? But why twice ? We should
imagine once would be quite enough —
publishers are busy men.
Tartvffk. — You are quite right. It is
infinitely better to write good prose
than bad poetry. You do not say
which Pansy Faces is meant to be.
Ultima ThulE. — The hero who. when
crossed in love, goes big game shooting,
is getting rather played out. Why not
make him join the Territorials ?
A First Shakespeare and a
First Walton Sold Together
On Friday. March 19th, Messrs. Sotheby
sold by auction two rare works, the
property of Colonel Sanford — viz., a
First Edition of Shakespeare's Poems
(1640), nearly perfect, and a "perfect
and very excellent copy " of Walton's
" Angler " (1653). Also on the same and
previous day, other important items.
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We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
opinions expressed by our Correspondents.
JOHN SMITH'S CATALOGUE
RAISONNE
Dear Sir, — We have your letter of the
10th inst., and are much surprised that
anyone has been found to take exception
to the term " obsolete " being now
applied to John Smith's celebrated
Catalogue Raisonne. We confess we
should have thought the matter one
scarcely admitting of question.
It is quite impossible, within reason-
able limits of space, to give every detail
of the enormous advance in the way of
completeness and accuracy which is made
upon the original " Smith " bv Mr.
Hawke's edition of Dr. de Groot's
" Catalogue Raisonne of the Most
Eminent Dutch Painters." Two con-
crete examples may, however, be taken
from the forthcoming Vol. II., which is
devoted to the works of Aelbert Cuyp and
Philips Wouwerman. Smith devoted 368
pages of large type to the two masters, |
but Dr. de Groot has needed about 650
pages of small type, apart from indexes,
which ^mith did not provide. Smith
descrirjFs in all 336 works by Cuyp, but
many of his entries are duplicated ;
Dr. de Groot's main entries, however,
number 842, all distinct, and not in-
cluding hundreds of references to pictures
only known from sale catalogues. Wou-
werman received special attention from
Smith, who collected notices of 793
pictures, including duplicates, but Dr.
de Groot has 1,165 main entries, apart
from mere catalogue references.
Similar, and even greater, increases
will obtain throughout the whole ten
volumes ; and, in addition. Dr. de Groot
describes the works of seven distinguished
masters — notably Vermeer of Delft (in
Vol. I.) and Frans Hals — who were not
dealt with by Smith at all. Finally, in
innumerable cases Dr. de Groot and
Mr. Hawke have enlarged and corrected
Smith's descriptions, besides giving the
history of the pictures during the last
seventy years. ' 'I ^ i T*l
We may also refer you to the en-
closed prospectus of the work, especially
to the Translator's Preface.
We are,
Yours faithfully,
Macmielan & Co., Ltd.
PUBLISHERS' BINDINGS
DEAR Sir, — -A strong publishers' binding
hns long been a desideratum, and now
that an increasing number of publishers
are employing artists of repute to design
new book covers there "is an additional
reason why publishers should issue their
books in a more durable binding (or
rather casing) than is customary at the
present time.
Keen competition has compelled the
publishers to reduce the expenses of pro-
duction to their utmost limit, and con-
sequently most of the books of to-day
have flimsy covers. There is no doubt,
however, that book purchasers generally
get good value for their money ; but if
publishers would issue popular and
standard books in a serviceable binding
many of their customers — especially public
libraries — would be prepared to pay for
the extra cost which a stronger binding
would necessitate.
In the United States, as a result of
the work of the Binding Committee of the
American Library Association, a number
of publishers are issuing some of then-
books in a reinforced binding, some of
the books being bound in accordance with
a specification of the American Library
Association. At the annual Conference of
the American Library Association, held
at Lake Minnetonka in June last, there
were exhibited no less than 1 1 2 different
books in reinforced bindings prepared by
various publishers.
I have recently obtained an excellent
specimen of a reinforced binchng — viz.,
Clara L. Burnham's " The Leaven of
Love," published by Houghton Mifflin
Company. This book is sewn " all along "
by hand, with Irish linen thread, over
three tapes ; the first and last signatures
are reinforced in their folds with strips of
linen, and the end-papers are made with
cloth joints and sewn through. The extra
charge to the trade and to the public for
this serviceable binding is 10 cents, the
retail price of the book in the ordinary
edition being $1.50.
Will not some enterprising publisher
emulate the American publishers in the
matter of publishers' bindings ? — Yours,
&c,
Geo. A. Stephen",
Chief Assistant Librarian,
vSt. Pancras Public Libraries.
March 17th, 1909.
A RARE TENNYSON ITEM
Dear Sir. — It may be of interest to the
readers of The Publishers' Circular to
know that at Sotheby's yesterday
(March 16th) three exceedingly rare items
of Tennyson were sold, viz. : " The
Falcon," " The Cup," and " The Promise
of May," privately printed for the author,
of which very few copies are known.
After a spirited competition between
Mr. Sawyer and Mr. Quaritch. the latter
secured the prize at £60.
Faithfully yours.
Edmund Roche.
(C. J. Sawyer, Ltd.)
Obituary
WE regret to announce the sudden death
of Mr. Alfred William Jolliffe, Postmaster
of Melksham, Wilts, which occurred on
March 13th. Mr. Jolliffe had been in
charge of the Post Office at Melksham
for 20 years, where he also carried on a
printing, stationery, and bookselling
business. He was a most earnest and
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Historical and Political
Essays.
Bv WILLIAM EDWARD HARTPOLE
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A History of the Doctrine
of the Holy Eucharist.
By DARWELL STONE, M.A., Librarian of
the Pusey House, Oxford. 2 vols. 8vo, 30s.
net. (Inland Postage 6d.)
The Springs of Helicon :
a Study in the Progress of English
Poetry from Chaucer to Milton.
By J. W. MACKAIL, M.A., LL.D., Professor
»f Poetry in the University of Oxford. Crown
Ito, 4s. 6d. net. (Inland Postage 4d.)
The Dawn of the Catholic
Revival in England, 1781-1803.
By BERNARD WARD, F.R.Hist.S., Presi-
dent of St. Edmund's College, Ware. With
Portraits and other Illustrations. 2 vols.
8vo, 25s. net. (Inland Postage 6d.)
Germany in the Later
Middle Ages, 1200-1500.
By WILLIAM STUBBS, D.D., formerly
Bishop of Oxford. Edited by ARTHUR
HASSALL, M.A. With 2 Maps. 8vo.
7s. 6d. net. (Inland Postage 4d.)
Ireland under the Stuarts
and during the Interregnum.
By RICHARD BAGWELL, M.A., Author of
" Ireland under the Tudors." (In three
volumes.) Vols. I. and II. : 1603-1660. With
2 Maps, 8vo, 28s. net. (Inland Postage 6d.)
Sir George Mackenzie,
King's Advocate, of Rosehaugh :
His Life and Times, 1636 (?)-169l.
By ANDREW LANG. 8vo, 15s. net.
(Inland Postage 5d.)
Ecclesia Discens : the
Church's Lesson from the Age.
By the Rev. JAMES H. F. PEILE, M.A.,
Author of "The Reproach of the Gospel."'
Crown 8vo, 5s. net. (Inland Postage 4d.)
The Curious Case of Lady
Purbeck : a Scandal of the XYIIth
Century.
By the Author of " The Life of Sir Kenelm
Digby," "The Life of a Prig," &c. 8vo,
6s. net. (Inland Postage 4d.)
NEW NOVEL OF COUNTRY LIFE by the Author
of " Miss Bads worth, M.F.H."
Polly Winford.
By EYRE HUSSEY. Crown 8vo. 6s.
LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO.,
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consistent member of the Church of
England, and for some years was Vicar's
churchwarden. Mr. Jolliffe was senior
I warden of the Freemasons' Lodge and a
member of the Associated Booksellers of
Great Britain and Ireland. In 1891 he
married the youngest daughter of the late
Mr. William Tanner, Bookseller, Win-
chester, who, with four children, mourns
his loss. The deceased gentleman was
in his fiftieth year.
Notices of Books
From Mr. William Bryce, Medical Bookseller,
Edinburgh. — " Materia Mnemonics : Aids to
Materia Medica." It wants a medical
reviewer to tackle this little pocket
brochure ; we fear we cannot do justice
to it. It appears to be intended as an aid
to medical students to remember the more
important general preparations of the
British Pharmacopoeia. For instance, there
are nine official solutions of drugs in gly-
cerine— Acidi Carbolici, Acidi Borici,
Starch (Amyli) Acidi Tannici, Alumnis,
Boracis, Tragacanthae, Pepsini, Lead.
The aid to remember this is : — ' ' All
aching stomachs are assisted by taking
peptonised leaves," the first letter of
each series of words being the same.
The compiler must have been a bit of a
wag ; here are one or two other speci-
mens : — " Thirsty College students like
heavy beers"; "Every parson likes to
spoon in private " — this to enable the
medical student to remember seven official
preparations of rhubarb. Some of the
Mnemonics are blunt and a bit too crude
to quote — e.g., those on Jalap and Senna.
The following rhyme will perhaps enable j
the student to remember the 5—15 tine- |
tures. All the remaining tinctures in the
B.P. are \ to 1 fl. dr., except Tinct. Iodi —
2-5 m.
The Indian Hemp and Spanish Fly,
The Crocus and Gelsemii,
Podophylli and Stramonii
Have the same dose as Capsici.
The Foxglove and the Poppyhead
Are grouped along with the Scilla Red.
Strophanthus and Coccus and Aconite
Root
Have doses similar to Nux Yom. fruit.
Lobelia and Iron Perchloride come
Walking with Colchici Seminum,
5—1 5 is the dose you must know
For Tinct. Chloroformi et Morphinse Co.
One of the last of the Mnemonics tells us
that " Timothy tried teasing Esther in
Lambeth Park." From which we infer
that this Mnemonic Medico hails from St.
Thomas's Hospital, Lambeth. Fancy •
having to trust your inside to this pre-
scription :
" Elaterium f\>— | for bowels is the best,
jV- 11;) gives the bowels a rest,
Then comes the powder, 1-4. ;
With sugar of milk if his stomach's sore."
From Messrs. Chatto & Windus. — " Julian
Revelstone : a Romance," by Justin
McCarthy. A clever book, of course, but
the author has made the hero of the
romance, when asking Sir Francis D'Esterre
for the hand of his daughter in marriage,
conceal the fact that In- was a millionaire
and the owner of an adjoining and recently
purchased property. The author makes I
Julian Revelstone, the hero, win the lady's !
affection, believing him to be a poor man. J
This is pretty enough a tale, and few of us
will quarrel with it. But to deceive your
future father-in-law, and later on when
married (for Sir Francis's daughter was of
age) to subject your father-in-law to the
chance of being made a fool in public,
is hardly commendable, although coming
from the pen of so distinguished a novelist.
From the Same. — " A Castle of Dreams,"
by Netta Syrett. An amusing, well-
written story of the wooing of an Irish
girl, the daughter of a poor and rather
disreputable absentee Irish aristocrat,
who leaves her to grow up anyhow in his
neglected Castle in Connemara, miles
away from any sort of civilisation. Lord
O'Shaughnessy, the pauper parent, is
surprised to find that in his twenty years'
absence his daughter Bridget had grown
from a poor little skinny thing into a lovely
woman (they all do in novels), and conceives
the idea that the way to retrieve his
fortunes is to take over a rich young
fool of his acquaintance to marry her.
The manner in which the delightful girl
fools him and the other fashionable and
frivolous people who are also taken over
from London is amusing enough. l<iext to
Bridget the best drawn character is the
shallow, susceptible, wealthy Charlie
Robinson, but the people who say " what "
at the end of their sentences in novels
are getting a little tiresome.
From the Same. — " Wine and Health :
How to Enjoy Both," by N. E. York-
Davies. A valuable contribution, com-
bining commonsense with expert know-
ledge, to the great controversy now
raging upon the subject of the value of
alcohol. The author is not afraid to speak
out plainly against the evils produced by
the habitual consumption of wine and
spirits, and the chapters devoted to the
consideration of diseases directly induced
by alcohol deserve very careful study.
From Messrs. Digby, Long & Co. — ■" The
Sunburnt South,'' by Francis Carey
Slater. Half a dozen stories of South
African life and scenery. Mr. Slater, as
his former book " Footpaths thro' the
Veld," showed, knows South Africa
thoroughly ; and the subtle fascination of
its illimitable wastes and sunbaked valleys,
as well as the characteristics of its denizens,
are vividly reproduced in these picturesque
and imaginative tales. One of them is a
Kaffir variant of the famous legend of the
" Kingship of the Birds," which will be of
special interest to students of folk-lore.
" The Sword and the Cowl," by Edgar
Swan, is a vigorous and agreeable story
of the days of the Norman Conquest.
A pair of twin brothers, being ousted by
the Norman intruders from their ancestral
home in the Cotswolds, devote their lives to
the defence of their country. After many
hairbreadth escapes, one of the twins is
killed ; the other wins a Norman bride,
and in the end recovers his estate. The
book might, perhaps, have gained by
compression, for there is some sameness
in the incidents, nevertheless the interest
is well maintained to the very end.
From Messrs. Greening & Co., Ltd. — " Only
April," by Gurner Gillman. As a name for
a heroine " April " is surely as novel as
" May " is the reverse, but why not ?
Anyway it is a very sweet and charming
April who is introduced to us by Mr.
Gillman in this capital story, in which
we are again reminded that love, like the
ocean, is over time itself victorious and will
go on as the chief ingredient of a good
novel to the end of human things. We
first see April from the window of a tine
old mansion, Yoyce Abbey, in the Cots-
wolds ; mounted on a chestnut mare she
clears in fine style an old sun dial on the
lawn. The hero sees her by accident for the
first time when she is about to take a
header from a diving board into the park
lake. Mr. Gillman uses his English with that
excellent skill which reminds one of the
master of fencing, and is always a pleasure
March 20, 1909
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453
to meet with when combined with fine and
strong delineation of a wide range of
character — male and female. " Only
April " is an uncommonly good novel.
From the Same. — "^Underground," by John
K. Leys. Everyone who likes a good
" criminal novel " as our German friends
call it will read right through this
exciting and well-written story of a kid-
napped millionaire, abducted heroine, hate,
poison, murder, treachery and triumphant
love. But one would have thought a
modern up-to-date secret brotherhood,
whose members abduct beautiful girls in
big motor cars, would have known better
than keep a secret record of their crimes
for the poor but heroic hero to get hold of
to their confusion.
From the Same. — A short play entitled,
"Voices in the Wind," by A. E. Carey.
There are five characters, and the mise-en-
schte is a woodcutter's hut in the forest
of the Crown Prince.
From Messrs. Ralph Holland & Co.—" The
Primary Curriculum," being the second
volume of these publishers' Educational
Science Series, edited and in part mitten
by Mr. J. H. Hay ward, is a collection of |
essays on all the subjects taught in ele- I
mentary schools, contributed by a number j
of practical teachers. The suggestions i
made for improvements in method are of a
far-reaching kind, yet strictly based on
practical knowledge of what is possible.
The papers are not all equally valuable,
but all have value ; and the whole volume
is a striking testimony to the new spirit
which is moving among elementary
teachers, and which should in a fewr years
revolutionise our elementary education.
Its interest and value are by no means
confined to professional teachers, but will I
be felt by all parents who read it.
From Messrs. C. & E. Layton. — " Handy :
Newspaper List for 1909." A guide to j
London, suburban and provincial news-
papers, giving title, price, date of estab-
lishment, politics or class, and address.
Unfortunately it is not infallible, and we
notice several errors.
From Messrs. Longmans, Green & Co. —
" Analysis of the Evolution of Musical
Form," by Margaret H. Glyn. The
object of this book is " the application of
the evolutionary principle to practical
music, the essential motive power of which
is to be found in rhythm." It is an
endeavour to translate into the terms of
the intellect the form of the impressions
made upon the musical imagination, and is
not intended as a mechanical guide to
music, but rather to suggest to students
the lines upon which analytical study may
profitably proceed. Miss Glyn considers
not only music past and present as we
Europeans understand it, but also the
music of the East with its strange tonality.
Part I. is given up to " Tone Material,"
and Part II. to " Rhythm," concluding
with a summary and an appendix of
musical illustrations, Glossary and Index. !
The book is a serious and important piece
of work.
From Mr. J. Milne.—" How to Skate on
Rollers," by Rinker, is a book designed to
teach the art of roller skating, which is so
much in vogue at present ; it fulfils its
purpose to a certain extent, but we think
too much space is given up to figure skating.
Figure skating is all very well on ice, but j
on a somewhat confined and crowded rink, j
as most of the rinks in London appear to be, i
it becomes somewhat of a nuisance to other |
skaters, especially if indulged in by two or j
three at once. We fail to find any mention [
of waltzing, the Lancers, the spread eagle,
the grape vine, trick skating, &c. ; why |
cannot somebody write a book giving
instructions in these as well as figure |
skating ? Without doubt they hold con-
siderable fascination for any fairly good '
skater, and can be practised on even the |
smallest rinks without causing half the |
inconvenience to others that figure skating
does. It is surprising to see what a small
number of people can waltz properly — that, J
of course, includes reversing as well — and ;
yet it must be admitted that scarcely :
anything that can be performed on skates,
or off them either for that matter, looks
better than a couple waltzing really well, j
The Records given in the last chapter are j
very interesting, but surely there must
have been some records made for backward
skating as well ; it will be interesting to see
whether any of these records will be broken
at Olympia, where we understand some
races are to be held in the near future.
From the Same. — " The Love that Kills,"
by Coralie Stanton and Heath Hosken.
This book fully maintains the reputation
of its clever authors. The story centres
around the supreme sacrifice made by a
woman for the man she loves. It is
difficult not to be carried away by the
intense feeling with which the authors
have imbued their numerous tragic
situations. With regard to the murder of
Lord Oueste, one of the chief characters,
it is very doubtful whether the most astute
reader will discover the identity of the
murderer until it is divulged in the last
chapter.
From Messrs. A. R. Mowbray & Co., Ltd.
— " Your Confirmation," by the Rev.
T.^H. Passmore, M.A. This little book
is intended for the guidance of those
preparing for Confirmation. It contains '
simple explanations and counsels, with j
some prayers.
From Mr.Eveleigh Nash-" Petticoat Pilgrims
on Trek," by Mrs. Fred Maturin. A lively
chronicle of adventure in South Africa in
1903-4. The authoress and her servant,
Nellie (an original and entirely delightful
character) seem to have been 'made for the
chances and changes of a Bohemian life ; J
their misfortunes are merely material for !
laughter, and nothing daunts the spirits
either of mistress or maid. The reader is !
shown the repatriation scheme in full
working order, the inside of Boer f arms.'sotne
choice specimens of Johannesburg society,
life on a Johannesburg newspaper, and a
hundred other tilings, all of which are made
interesting or amusing by Mrs. Maturin' s
exceedingly clever pen. Some of the stories,
we imagine, are intended to be taken with a
grain or two of salt, for they are rather
highly coloured. As a whole, however, the
book may be taken as an accurate and
vivid picture of South Africa soon after
the conclusion of the Boer War.
From Mr. Charles North (Blackheath Press).
— " The Patriarchate of Jerusalem," by
Archdeacon Dowling, Commissary for
Eastern Church Intercourse within the
Anglican Bishopric in Jerusalem. A well
written and well illustrated pamphlet,
likely to interest Churchmen generally, and
especially those acquainted with Eastern
Church questions. The present Patriarch,
named, Damianus, is a man of wide culture
who maintains friendly relations with the
Anglican Bishop in Jerusalem.
From Messrs. Novello & Co. — Mr. Alexander
Maclean's" The Annunciation," Bible scenes
set to music for soprano, mezzo-soprano,
tenor, bass, chorus, and orchestra, which
they have issued in their octavo edition,
copyright 1909.
From Messrs. Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner ;
& Co., Ltd. — " Dublin Castle and the
Irish People," by R. Barry O'Brien. Mr.
Barry O'Brien is a brilliant Irishman who
is constitutionally incapable of saying
what he does not mean, and what he says
is always very forcible, very straight and,
often enough, very uncompromising.
Dublin Castle means English rule of
Ireland, and to Mr. O'Brien it stands for
all that is tragic and sorrowful in what he
regards as the misgovernment of his
country. He describes the atmosphere and
work of the Castle, and a separate part
deals with Boards, Departments and
Offices. After going into the question of
Finance he concludes with a chapter
entitled, " What the Irish Want." His
wit is sure and caustic, his criticism
trenchant and destructive, and even those
least inclined to agree with his point of
view will be compelled to admit that his
intellectual capacity is unusual and his
writing often eloquent.
From the Same. — " The Transformations of
the Animal World," by Charles Deperet.
This lucid and scholarly work of M. Deperet
is well abreast of modern research, and may
fitly be regarded as embodying the latest
facts and theories on the subject of which
it treats. In the first part the author gives
a summary of the work of the principal
authors of the evolutionary theory, includ-
ing therein Darwin's precursors as well as
his successors ; in the second part he deals
with the different processes of the variation
and the extinction of species, together with
the effect of migrations and the attractive
problem of the first appearance of life on
our globe.
From Messrs. George Routledge & Sons,
Ltd. — " British Mountaineering," by C. E.
Benson, member of the Climbers' Club
and Yorkshire Ramblers' Club. It is a
pity the title-page of this work does not
adequately describe it ; there is no mention
of the forty or fifty illustrations, and yet
they add greatly to the interest of a
capital book. Mountaineering is a fine
and fascinating pastime. The man whose
death would leave a widow and children
unprovided for has no right to indulge
in it ; short of that, the qualities called
for by successful mountaineering are such
as amply compensate for the small loss of
life it entails — we mean from the welfare
of the nation's point of view; they are
qualities common to most other forms of
sport with a spice of danger, and mean the
difference between life 5 and existence.
Mr. Benson writes well, and condescends
to give those small details which make
general directions safe to follow because
understood.
From the Same. — " Passing English of the
Victorian Era," by J. Redding Ware.
This is a book to browse over and be grate-
ful for. Few compilers of books have put
so much zest, snap and flavour into their
work as Mr. Redding Ware has put into this
dictionary of heterodox English, slang
and phrase. It is full of curious informa-
tion, and hundreds of examples of street
slang are tracked down to their obscure
origins with unfailing exactness and zest.
Mr. Ware's sense of humour adds con-
siderably to the readableness of his work,
and his learning on out-of-the-way subjects
is prodigious. We have noticed one or
two misprints : Rossetti is spelt " Rosetti,"
and Braham is given as " Brahan."
From the Same. — " St. Nicotine," by
Edward Vincent Heward. Mr. Heward
has collected a large amount of curious
information regarding tobacco and the
tobacco habit, and worshippers of St.
Nicotine will find much that is new to
them in his pages. It seems that the
British nation is spending upon tobacco
and its accessories almost as much money
as it does upon its daily bread. In America
alone the tobacco plantations cover an
area of 400,000 acres ; and in the labour
of cultivation 40,000 earn their living.
The author discusses the question of
tobacco in relation to health ; the present
writer is^himself a smoker, but he knows
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few men who do not occasionally smoke
to excess. Indeed, the expression
" moderate smoker " is in danger of becom-
ing a contradiction in terms. The chapters
on the antiquity of tobacco-smoking and
on the tobacco industry are of exceptional
interest ; indeed, Mr. Heward seems to
have left no aspect of his subject un-
touched, and his little volume is thoroughly
fresh and bright.
From the Same. — " Shakespeare for Home
Reading " (" The Merchant of Venice,"
" A Midsummer Night's Dream"), edited
by K. Harvey. The aim of the editor of
this new series of Shakespeare plays is to
foster among readers, young and old, an
interest in the works of Shakespeare. Mr.
Harvey tells the story of each play with
appropriate extracts, and thus, in his own
words, " makes the plays entertaining for
boys and girls, as well as for the honest
man." Typography and binding are alike
in good taste.
From Messrs. Sidgwick & Jackson, Ltd. —
" The Burial of Sir John Moore, and other
Poems," by Charles Wolfe. The name of
this clergyman is indissolubly linked with
that of Sir John Moore, the hero of Corunna,
the centenary of whose death was observed
on January 15th last. The volume con-
tains seventeen poems, chiefly associated
with the author's college days in Dublin,
now for the first time published together.
There is a sympathetic memoir, by C.
Litton Falkiner, a portrait of Wolfe, and a
collotype facsimile of the MS. of his
immortal poem. The publishers have
produced a worthy memorial to this gifted
Irishman.
From Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co. —
" Teresa," by Edith Ayrton Zangwill. It
would require a very wide knowledge of
life to entitle anyone to say that such a
character as Teresa is impossible, but
certainly she is improbable, and it says a
good deal for the power and skill of the
writer that the reader is sorry to part
with her at the end of a book which has not
a dull page in it.
From the Same. — " A Bishop in the Rough,"
edited by the Rev. D. Wallace Duthie.
This extremely interesting book is an
account of the early ministerial experiences
of Dr. Sheepshanks, the present Bishop of
Norwich, who from 1859 to 1867 laboured
in British Columbia, among the gold
miners and native Indians of what was
then an almost unknown country. After
leaving North America the young clergy-
man visited Salt Lake City, where he had
the unique experience of preaching to the
Mormons, and saw much of Brigham
Young. He then made a leisurely journey
home through the heart of Central Asia.
He kept a diary throughout ; and this,
helped out by his reminiscences, has been
worked up under Mr. Duthie's skilful
editorship into a most entertaining and
instructive narrative. While full of humour
and incident, the book serves on its
graver side to prove the assertion, made by
the Bishop in his Preface, that the Church
has in the last fifty years gained far more
in spiritual and democratic influence than
it has lost in political power.
From the Same. — Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co.
have just published " Pre-Tractarian
Oxford," by the Rev. W. Tuckwell, M.A.
Those who read this author's " Reminis-
cences of Oxford " will be glad to have
this companion volume. We cannot say
that we think the present book quite so
interesting (nor indeed so amusing) as the
former ; but all lovers of Oxford — and
surely they are legion — will hasten to
read of Coppleston and Whately and
Arnold and the others. . . g
From Messrs. S. Sonnenschein & Co., Ltd.—
" The Schoolmasters' Year Book and
Directory for 1909." This is a reference
book of Secondary Education in England
and Wales, and comprises the following : —
General Information, Alphabetical Lists of
Secondary Schoolmasters and List of
Secondary Schools. It is a useful book of
reference and is accurate and concise.
From Messrs. E. & F. N. Spon, Ltd.—
" Workshop Receipts for Manufacturers
and Scientific Amateurs." Volume I.,
Acetylene Lighting — Drying. This is a new
and thoroughly revised edition of this
popular and indispensable work. It is
impossible to give a complete list of the
subjects dealt with in this volume alone,
but a list of a few may give some idea
of the scope of the work. Remarkably
clear, concise and accurate descriptions are
in all cases given. Acetylene Lighting,
Acidimetry, Aerating Agents, Alloys, Amal-
gam, Amber, Anemometers, Baking Pow-
ders, Ball Valves, Bamboo Work, Basket
Making, Bell Founding and Bell Metal,
Belting, Bleaching, Bookbinding and Re-
paring, Cameo Cutting, Candles, Catgut,
Celluloid, Cements, China Rivetting, Clock
and Watch Mending, Confectionery, Cook-
ing Apparatus, Copying, Disinfectants,
Distilling, Drawing, &c. Vol. I. contains
532 pages, with good index and 223
illustrations.
From Mr. Elliot Stock. — " The Hope thatisin
Me," by Ven. Basil Wilberforce, D.D. The
sermons of Archdeacon Wilberforce are so
packed with thought, so rich in observa-
tion and original in style, that they are as
fascinating in the study as in the church.
This is not often the case with even the
most eloquent and learned sermons. The
range of subjects dealt with gives the
volume variety of interest and freshness
of appeal. " Social Evolution," " Mental
Concentration," " Theosophy " and " God's
Bairns " are the titles of four of these
twenty eloquent, suggestive and learned
sermons.
From the Same. — " The Waters of -<Egyra,"
by B. Burford Rawlings. Mr. Rawlings'
muse is reflective and chastened ; his
rhymed couplets remind us of Pope, and
his lyrics express unexceptionable if
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Touchstone's Race Horses. Oblong.
Pub. by Nimmo
Wright's (J.) Sales Epigrammatum. 1663
or 1664
Bridgeman's Translations from the
Greek. 1804
Cato's Distiches. All translations
Johnsoniana. 1776
Digby's Morals of Epicurus
Aiken's National Sports. 1825. Title
page only, or imperfect copy
Pink, J. W., Bookseller, Cheltenham
Paterson on the Shorter Catechism'
Winter's Connie the Actress
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Piatt, R., Ltd., 17, Wallgate, Wigan
Boldrewood's (Rolfe) Robbery Under
Arms. Library copy
Port- Royal (The) Company, Girgaon.
Bombay
Rattigan's Science of Jurisprudence
Cunningham's Archaeological Survey of
India. Vol. 7
Balzac's Droll Stories. Trans by Geo.
Ives. 2 vols.
Powell, G. H., 6, King's Bench Walk,
Temple
Ballard's (G.) Memoirs of Literary
Ladies, &c. 8vo. 1775
Grimm and Diderot's Correspondence.
French edition in 8 vols.
Life of Captain Marryat. 2 vols. 1882
Poynder, G. A., 96, Broad Street, Reading
Nichol's Biblio Topographica. 4to.
Old Books, French or Eng. on Seals
Arabia Deserta. 2 vols. Demy 8vo.
Preston, H. C, 10, Market Street,
Heanor
Dombey. Red cl. Lib. ed. dated
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Great Expectations Do. Do.
Preston, J., & Co., 77, Clapham Park
Road, S.W.
Smiles' Engineers. Vol. 3. 8vo. Cloth
Life of Charles Peace
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Guerre de la Peninsula. 2 vols.
Diary of Rifleman Hill
Col. Graham's Diary
Col. Wilkin's English in Spain
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Beck's Gloves. 1883
Fairholt's Tobacco, its History and
Associations
Whisky. Anything old and interesting I
Hi >dysc m's Westm< ircland
Rawson, J., 6, Ryedale Terrace, Dum-
fries
Grocott's Familiar Quotations. 5th edit.
(Howell, Liverpool] 1878
Maxwell's Jean Galloway, Sorceress
(Gordon, Kirkcudbright) 1805
Red way, F., 37A, Trinity Road, Wim-
bledon, S.W.
E.V.B.'s The Children's Summer
Andersen's Fairy Tales. 1872
Books illustrated by E.V.B.
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Haslem's Old Derby China Factory.
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Moliere's Plays. Any edit. 1889, &c.
Fine Baxter Prints
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Napoleon's Invasion of Russia, by George
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Siam
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Motley's Dutch Republic. Vol. 2
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Dickens' Edwin Drood and other Stories.
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Book of Burial Service of Ancient Order
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roffe. Pub", by Allen
Browne's Two Old Ladies and the Tom
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bv Cassell
Wickham Flower's Acquitaine. Illus. by
Pennell. 4to (Chapman & Hall)
Nursery Rhymes. Illus. by Bedford.
Pub. by Methuen. 1S97
Grimm's 'Fairy Tales. Trans, by Mrs.
Ivdgar Lucas. Illus. by Arthur
Rackham. 32 full pages in colour.
Pub. Freemantle. 1900
Stevenson's (R. A. M.) Devils of Notre
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Riley and Bostock's Trans, of Pliny's
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Saxton, H. B., Bookseller, King Street,
Nottingham
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Cox's Churches of Derbyshire. Vol. 2
Scotter & Law, Grosvenor Gardens, S.W.
Taylor's Holy giving. Farrar (Marcus
Ward) 1884
Sedgwick, A., 57, Vicarage Road, Leyton,
Essex
Justa Edovardo King Naufrago. 4to.
1638
Napoleon and Revolution. Any Con-
temporary Memoirs in English
Nicholson's Wars of the French Revolu-
tion. Folio
Seed, W. H., 50, Church Street; Sheffield
Tait's Quarternions. Latest edit.
Ward's Catalogue of Romances. Vols.
1 and 2, or either
Church's Tvpical Analysis of Pig Iron.
Vol. 1
Shaw, A. C, Small Heath Library,
Birmingham
Epochs and Episodes of Historv (Ward,
Lock & Co.)
Sherborn, 9, Peterboro' Road, London,
S.W.
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Sinclair, R. L., 78, High Street, Montrose
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Sleeping Sickness Bureau, Royal Society,
Burlington House, W.
Bruce's (David) Preliminary Report on
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British Medical Journal. March 19th,
1904
Papers on Sleeping Sickness, Trypano-
somiasis, Tsetse Flies (any language)
Winterbottom's (T.) Account of Native
Africans in the Neighbourhood of
Sierra Leone. 2 vols. 1803
Smith & Bartlett, 34, Terminus Road,
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Le Ros' Christmas Dav. 1854
Little Harrv's Holiday, Gt. Exhibition
The Dream Chintz. 1851
Smith, J., & Son, 19, Renfield Street,
Glasgow
Stories of Authors' Loves
Gissing's Life's Morning
Phipson's Famous Violinists
History of the Highland Clans and
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Inge's Bampton Lecture
Life of Sir James Brown, R.E.
Ruthless Rhymes for Heartless Homes
Smith's (Rev. James) The Temperance
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Armstrong's Raeburn
Woodrow's Church History
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Planche's The Pursuivant of Arms
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Smith, J., & Son, 195, George Street,
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I Webb's Celestial Objects
Massier's Catalogues of Stars
C, 124, Barkers Pool, Sheffield
Greek World under Roman
Snaith, G
Mahaffy':
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Ellis's Market Fluctuations
Sotheran, H., & Co., 37, Piccadilly, W.
Lilford's (Lord) British Birds. 7 vols.
Jarsel's (Richard) Voyage of Italy. 1670
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Burke's Peerage. 1908
Grimm's German Popular Tales. Illus
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Irving's Old Christmas. Illus. by Calde
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Hay's Castilian Days. 1903
Knight's (R. P.) The Worship of Priapus
Svmbolical of Anc. Art and
Mythology (New York) 1876
Barbar's Memoirs. 2 vols.
Annesley's (Lord) Beautiful and Rare
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Leslie Stephen's System of Ethics
Froissart's Chronicles. 8th edit. Set
Seneca's Elzevir
More's (Sir Thos.) Richard III. 1513, or
later
Ackerman's Rhine, 2 following plates —
Church of Johannes, Church of Seine,
the Louvres
Jefferies' Nature near London. 1883
Toilers of the Field. 1st edit.
Life of the Field Do.
Silvula. Part 3.
Humbol. It's Travels. Good English edit. Smith, W. H., &
Cowper's Sailing Tours. Vol. 2. South 12, Milford Lane,. W.C.
Coasl Mlford'S Life, by his Sister
Scott's (Dr.) Dictionary of the Manyanga Matthews' Genealogy
1887
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Sime, W. S.,
Glasgow
Salesmanship.
Simmel & Co.
120, Sauchiehall Street.
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Biblia Polyglotta. Edit. Walton
Petrie's (Fl.) Methods and Aims in
Archaeology
Evans' The Eastern Question in Anthro-
pology
Proctor's Early Printed Books. Brit.
Museum
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Brockley, S.E.
Stokes (William) on Rapid Writing
Shorthand Works. Any old
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Murray's Algeria
Doctor Antonie
Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.,
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Drummond's Erasmus' Life and Char-
acter
Cox's (Samuel) A Day with Christ
Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.,
Ltd. (Counter), 4, Stationers' Hall
Court, E.C.
British Pharmaceutical Code. 1907
Clarke's (Lt.-Col.) Geodesy
Sinclair & Woolston, Booksellers, Cheap-
side, Nottingham
Besant's (Annie) Ancient Wisdom
Moore's (Geo.) Impressions and Opinions ! Cawthorpe's Sermons
Smith, W. H., & Son, 3, Commercial
Street. Leeds
Forsyth's (James) Highlands of Central
India
Smith, W. H., & Son, 75, Fleet Street,
Torquay
Sport. Set. No. 1
Daily Mirror Reflections. Vol. 1
Mignon's Husband
Smith, W. H., & Son (Book Dept.),~iS6,
Strand, W.C.
Mr. Punch's Pageant. 10s. 6d.
Ingram's England and Rome from
Norman Conquest to 1688 (Longman)
Twysden's Vindication of Church as to
Schism
Work. Nos. 101 and 208, id. (Cassell)
Smith, W. H., & Son, 13, CrossJStreet,
Abergavenny
Doyle's Virginia, Maryland and Carolina
- — Puritan Colonies. Pub. by
Longmans
Mirch and Borderland of Wales
Any Books on History of Sunday Schools
in S. Wales or Monmouthshire
Smith, W. J., 41, North Street, Brighton
Jeake's Cinque Ports
Nooks and Corners of Old Sussex
Baring Gould's Tragedy of Caesars. 2
vols.
Bateman's Acre-ocracy of England
Butler's Stories from Genesis
1
Noel Humphrey's Sentiments and Similes
of Wm. Shakespeare. 1851
Mackenzie's Aretina
Twelve Bad Women
Strawberry Hill Press Publications. Any
Harmsworth's Eney. 10 vols.
Almanac Imperiale. Any year from
1804-15
Rope's Waterloo, or Atlas only
Hours in a Library. 1st or early edit.
Thomson's Retreats. 1833
Soudier, H. Le, 174, Boulevard Saint-
Germain, Paris
Annals of Surgery. Vols. 1-10
Spencer, H. A., 322, Holloway Road, N.
Bonn's Extra volumes
Rabelais' Works. Vol. 2. Cloth
Speyer & Peters, Booksellers, Berlin
N.W.7
Journal of Mental Science. Vols. 1-7
Annals of Otology, Rliinol. , and Laryngol .
Vols. 1-2
Lanngoscope. Vols. 1-5
Murnford's Oriental Rugs. 1st edit.
Chrysostom's Opera Omnia
Hispauia. Illus. Opera Schottii. T. 1-4
Hoff's Chinese dans l'espace. 1st edit.
Stanford, E., 12, Long Acre, W.C.
Loftie's London
Start, H., 28, Dudley Street, Wolver-
hampton
Memoirs of Count Grammont. 8vo.
Remainder
Littleton's Henry II.
Whistler Portfolio
Mallett's Northern Antiquities
Phineas Phin. Early edit.
Chaucer's Poetical Works. 3 vols. 8vo.
Stechert, G. E., & Co., 2, Star Yard,
Carey Street, Chancery Lane, W.C.
The Favorite. An Hist. Tragedy. 1770
Five old Plays. Edit. Collier. 1883
(Roxburgh Club)
Four old Plays. Edit. Child. 1848
Jonson's Sejanus. 1752
Old Eng. Plays. Edit. Amyot. 1853.
4 vols.
Od Eng. Plays. Edit. Baldwyn. 1824-5.
2 vols.
Old Eng. Drama. Edit. White. 1830. 4
vols.
Trans, of Inst. ofjMining Metallurgy.
Vols. 1-18
Dawson's Germany and Germans. 2 vols.
Stedman, R. B., 33, High Street, Godal-
mmg
Holden's Foliorum
Several copies
Steedman, R. D., 41, Hazlewood Avenue,
West Jesmond, Newcastle-on-Tyne
Tales of Old Lusitania. Edit, by Coelks
Stephens and Cavallin's Old Norse Fairv
Tales '
Tynan's (K.) Daughter of the Fields
Stevens, B. F., & Brown, 4, Trafalgar
Square, W.C.
Cockayne's Anglo-Saxon Narratiuncula?
Anglice Conscriptae. 1861
Copland's Apol. of Tvre. 1570. Edited
by Ashbee. 1870
Thorpe's (B.) Apollonius of Tyre. 1834
Fox's Menologium sen Calendarium
Poettcum. With Eng. trans. 1830
Gladstone's The Romanes Lecture. 1892
Marie of France : Seven Lays. Trans by
Rickett. (Nutt.) 1901
Stock, E. (Retail Dept.), 62, Paternoster
Row, E.C.
Mason's Purgatory, &c.
Gordon's (A. J.) Ministry of Healing
(Hodder)
Oliphant's Scientific Religion
American Revised Bible
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Row, E.C.
Tod's Rajast'han. 2 vols. 1829-32
Moor's Hindu Pantheon. 1810
Babbitt's Principles of Light and Colour
Lane of Bentley Hall. 1898
Stoneham, F. & E., Ltd., 79, Cheapside,
E.C.
Racinet on Costumes in French
Pulpit Commentaries. Largesize (6] x io^
Job, Psalms, 3 vols. ; Ecclesiastes,
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Naham to Malachi, St. Matthew, 2
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Cranford's (A. H.) General Cranford and
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Stevenson's Diet, of Roman Coinage
Hazlitt's European Coinage Supplement
Sabatier's Imperial Byzantine Coinage
Sybil's Dutch Dolls. 2s. 6d. 1887
Macleod's Green Fire
Donkin's Trooper and Redskin
Mining Manual. 1908
Sell's Press Directory. 1908
Cyclopaedia of Practical Quotations
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Cassell's Franco-German War. Vol. 1
Ellen B. Maxwell's Bishop's Conversion
Grierson's The Celtic Temperament
Marker's Romance of the Nursery. 6s.
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Mrs. Scott-Mqncrieff's Lays of the Kirk
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Robinson's (Duncan) Life in Rhodes
Barlow's Cumberland Hist, of Union
Jack. 6s. (Ward, Lock)
Dostoievsky's Crime and Punishment
Barry's Christianity and Socialism
Chapman's Buck Wild Spain
Strand Mag. Sept., 1898 ; Dec, 1901
Streicher, C. A., Linwood Croft, York
Geikie's Bible by Modern Light. Vol. 2
Davidson's Hebrew Grammar. 2nd edit.
Alpine Plants. Good Work on
Students' Law-Book Exchange, 8, Pem-
berton Square, Boston
Colony Laws of U.S.
Howell's State Trials. Vols. 22 to 25
Generation of Judges by their Reporter
Shirt, F., Farnham, Surrey
Robinson's Political Economy
De Mornay Family. Books relating to
Suckling & Co., 13, Garrick Street, W.C.
Astley on Horsemanship, with Portrait
Kate Greenaway's Almanack. 1888 and
1889
Man in the Moon^ Parts 25 and 29
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Sutton, A., 43, Bridge Street, Manchester
Crabbe's Tales of the Hall. 2 vols., bds.
1819
Strickland's Twenty-seven Years in
Canada. 1854
Ainswortli's Star Chamber. 2 vols, cloth.
1854
Swann, A., 540, West i46tlr7 Street,
New York City
Proctor's Early Printed Books. 2 copies
Old Voyages or ( ? ) with accounts of
H Pirates and Buccaneers. Good prices
Taggart, W. H., 9, Battenberg Street,
Belfast
Kilkenny Journal for Year 1849-50 and
g 1 . Good price given
Hall's Ireland. 3 vols. Hows' edit.
Tait, W., 3, Wellington Park Avenue,
Belfast
Zadkiel's Handbook of Astrology. 2 vols.
Wilson's Dictionar}- of Astrology
Raphael's Familiar Astrologer
Taraporevala, Sons & Co., Bombay,
India
Books on Phallic Worship
Oriental Books
Old and Rare Books on India, Persia, &c.
Taylor, A., 83, Abingdon Road, Ken-
sington, W.
Dr. Grenfell's Parish
Harnack's What is Christianity ?
Warburton's Hunting Songs. 8th edit.
Thacker & Co., Ltd., Box 190, G.P.O.,
Bombay
Duff's Mahrattas
Burgess' Ellora Cave Temples
Thacker, W., & Co., 2, Creed Lane, E.C.
Tod's Rajasthan. 2 vols, Folio
Ribot's German Psychology of To-day.
1886
Book on Bombay Army
Hall's Palace Tales
Griffith's Palms of B. E. I. 1850
Thompson, F. R., 31, Old Town Street,
Plymouth
Delineator. March
Pryde's Mathematical Tables
Thomson, H. J., 2, Queen's Road,
Twickenham
Any lelegraphic Codes
Thornton, J., & Son, n, Broad Street,
Oxford
Nestle's Syriac Grammar
Hansard's Confirmation Class
D'Avenant's (C.) Political and Com-
mercial Works. C. 1 77 1
Thurnam, C, & Sons, The library,
Carlisle
Gentleman's Magazine. Vol. 54. 1784
Index to Notes and Queries. 2nd and
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Animal Life and World of Nature. 2 vols.
Papworth's Armorials
Dixon's Hist, of Church of England
Rowlandson's Vicar of Wakefield. 1817
Poetical Sketches of Scar-
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Dr. Syntax's Three Tours.
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Ackermann. Any others pub. by him
All orig. cloth, or boards. 1st edits.
Rowlandson's Etching, St. Austell
Church
Thorpe, J., 53, Ship Street, Brighton
Art journal. 1906-8. Publisher's cloth
Nicholson's Dictionary of Gardening
Good second-hand copy
Thrale, H., 2, Grafton Street, Bond
Street, W.
Works of Francois Villon. Early edit
Do. Louise Labe. Do.
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Times (The) Book Club, 376, Oxford
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White and Humphrey's Pharmacopoeia
Playford's Dancing Master
Vibart's Sepoy Mutiny
Pratt's Flowering Plants, Grasses, &c.
Burton, Sir R., by Lady Burton. 2 vols.
Charnock's Naval Biography
Tucker's Life of Sir John Jervis
Barrow's Earl Howe
Collingwood's Memoir
Bourchier's Life of Codrington
Voight's Fifty Years S. African Republics
Conwav's Pilgrimage Wise Men of the
East
Childers, Rt. Hon. H. C. G., by Childers
Newton's Opera qua exstaut omnia
comm. Illus. S. Horsley.
5 vols. London. 1779-85
Principia by Sir W. Thomson
and H. Blackburn. 1871
Kellog's Light of Asia, the Light of the
World. 2 copies
Price's Summer in the Rockies
Moffatt's Historical New Testament
Encyclopaedia Britannica. All edits.
Historian's History of the World
Tindall & Jarrold, 90, High Street,
Chelmsford
Godman's Medieval Architecture Essex
Diary Ralph Tosselin (R. Hist. Soc.)
Torch (The) Press Bookshop, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, U.S.A.
Books about Western America
Indians
Treen, R., 34, Cecil Road, Muswell Hill
Twietmeyer, A., Bookseller, Leipzig
Brinton's The American Race. 1891
Bancroft's The Native Races
Penafiel's Monumentos del Arte Mexi-
cano
Brasseur de Bourbourg's Monuments
Anciens du Mexique ; Pabuque, &c.
Handbook of American Indians, North
of Mexico. 1902
Shakespeare's Works. Eversley ed. 10
vols.
Calthrop's English Costume . 4 vols.
Underhill & Co., 14, Frankfort Street,
Plymouth
Lesson Outlines for the Gospel Year
Wigg, E. S., & Son, 29, Ludgate .Hill,
E.C.
Science Progress. Pts. 1 and 6
Fox-Davies' Book of Public Arms
Wildman, E. B., r, Redcross Street,
Liverpool
Lytton's Dramatic Works. Knebworth
edit. Vol. 2
Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta
Street, Covent Garden, W.C.
Hakluyt Society Publications. 1st ser.,
No. 22. India in 15th Century. Edit,
by R. H. Major.
1858
Mead's (G. R. S.j The Pistis Sophia
Orpheus
A Manual of S.S. Teaching" by J. F. American Journal of Philologv. Vols.
Clifton. Pub. S.P.C.K.
Un win, T. F., 1, Adelphi Terrace, W.C.
Henderson's Old World Scotland
Margaret and her Bridesmaids
The Flamingo Feather
George's (H. B.) Napoleon's Invasion of J^°S0Phicf!j Magazine.
20-27 incl
Landscape Gardening in Japan, with
Supplement by Conder
Vizard's Prayers Old and New. 1887.
Old edit.
1906-7
Russia Williams, D., 20, King Street, Car-
Knatchbull-Hugessen's The Magic Oak marthen
Tree ; Pantlgas's (Mrs. Jones) Scattered Leaves
Creed's (Louise) An Australian Girl jn 1 Mary Clifford : a Tale. i6mo.
London Bower s Canterings in Campshire (Chatto
S^&SSSt *fSs. I Ar^Scambrensis. Jan., July and
Shaftesbury's Characteristics ™Y-T,o c c ,
.^ji old Maps and Views of S. Wales
Ward, R., Ltd., 167, Piccadilly, W. old Welsh Books
Anything cm Whales, Seals, Whaling or; Williams, D., 45, Mount Ephraim,
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Bury's (Richard de) Philobiblon. Grolier
Club. 3 vols.
Travel : A magazine, edit, by Dr. Lunn
Nos. or Vol. containing articles on a
Visit to Italy by Rev. W. J. Dawson
Portrait of Robert Monckton. 1726-82
Martyn's (W. F.) The Geographical
Magazine. 1782. 2 vols. 4to.
Enfield's Speaker. Edits, of 1780 to 1820
Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford
Street, W.
Fechner on Life after Death
Dole's Omar the Tentmaker
Architectural Review. April 1908
Lyson's Environs of London ( ? 3 vols.)
Tuck, M., 63, Mattison Road, Harringay,
N.
Railway Magazine. 1902
Morphy's Games of Chess, i860
Tucker, A., 51, Little Preston Street,
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Morgan's (H. de) From Matter to Spirit
Anything by Andrew Jackson Davis
Ackerman's Coursing Scraps. Plates.
Any
Turner, F. C, 1, Bathurst Street, W.
Williams' (Monier) Wisdom or Examples
of Religious, Philosophical, Ethical
Doctrines of Hindus (W. H. Allen)
Seal Fisheries
WatKins & Doncaster, 36, Strand, W.C.
White's Ants and Their Ways
Kirby's Intro, to Entomology
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CONTENTS.
PAGE
A Romance of a Million Years Ago
and the Latest Novel . . . . 473
Notes and Announcements . . . . 474
Publishers' Representatives : Mr.
W. B. Akerman . . . . . . 475
Articles — The New American Copy-
right Law ; Mr. G. H. Putnam on
the New American Copyright Statute;
Edinburgh Book Notes ; the Book-
sellers' Provident Institution ; Book
Notes from Sheffield ; Notes from
Provincial Towns ; Messrs. Cassell
& Co.'s Staff Dinner, &c. . . 477-485
Letters to the Editor . . . . 485
Monthly List of New Books . . 491
Index to Advertisers on p. 470
THE
Publishers' Circular
A Romance of a Million
Years Ago and the
Latest Novel
Mr. David NuiT is the English publisher
of an extremely interesting work in
French, entitled " La Caverne," by
Ray Nyst, who acts as his own publisher
at Brussels, Rue Vautier 46. It is an
admirably printed volume of over 400
pages, price 4 francs.
" Ea Caverne " (The Cavern, or The
Cave) is a picturesque history of a
human family of twenty-nine persons — ■
father, mother and twenty-seven children
— amid the luxuriant forests and clement
seasons of Central Europe during the
Tertiary Epoch.
For many years M. Nyst has hunted
prehistoric man with all the ardour with
which prehistoric man hunted his daily
food. Two previous works (prehistoric
romances), " Notre Pere des Bois " and
" Ea Foret Nuptiale," which he published
in 1899 and in 1900, convinced the author
that very special precautions are neces-
sary in order to interest the world of
to-day in a story of our prehistoric
ancestors. Convinced that the greatest
study of Mankind is Man, he thinks that
the reason why man's story before it
had a history has been confined to science
and been more or less repugnant to
people in general is because of false ideas
and unfounded prejudices. We think of
the man-ape as a repugnant being — as a
being, in fact, whose former existence is
derogatory to our nature, as a bad
dream best left in oblivion with other
monsters of the past.
In order, then, to remove from our
minds these false ideas and prejudices,
our author introduces his startling and
convincing story with one of those
admirable expositions in which French
writers so easily excel. On page after
page for a hundred and fifty pages he
gives us a clear and illuminating account
of the main facts and theories and
deductions relating to man's knowledge
of prehistoric man. As a contribution to
prehistoric anthropology this Introduc-
tion entitles the work to a place in every
library. A mere glance at the works
quoted impresses one with the untiring
zeal with which the author has traced
and tracked his quarry, and proved
incontestibly that of all creatures man
has always been the most formidable,
the most terrible and the most heroic.
We think that the majority of readers
will begin with the romance as we did,
and will then be compelled by the terrific
realism and fascination of the story to
examine the things which impelled its
author to construct it — " Lcs choses que
j'ai vues durant dix ans de guet dans la
foret prehistorique."
The appeal of this book to the reader
is closely that " appeal to the wild "
which is felt more or less by all human
beings. It will be impossible for anyone
to read it and understand it and remain
the same being. The reader will have
eaten of the fruit of the tree of knowledge
of life as it was millions of years ago.
At the remote period when M. Nyst's
romance commences old age was un-
known. As soon as the muscles began to
lose their wonted vigour the lion and the
wild beasts and his own kind, most
dangerous of all, noticed it, and the
man was doomed. There was no natural
death then for man or other animal. The
idea that the great extinct antediluvian
animals existed before man has been
proved wrong. Man, more ferocious than
any of them, annihilated them. The idea
that man was hunLed bv wild beasts and
feared them is wrong ; they feared
nothing so much as man, and were hunted
by him off the face of his earth. Mistaken
also is the idea that, unarmed by nature
with talons, tusks or beak, man learned
to defend himself against wild beasts
with club and flint. It was his inborn
natural ferocity which taught him to
arm himself for attack or defence against
man.
" Les plus feroces de la terre "
The picture which M. Nyst draws of
this primitive man and woman and the
great family which they rear and their
life and death is probably nearer the
actual truth than any other which has
been attempted — and not many have
been attempted. Our author claims that
no one else has chosen a period so remote,
a period when man was still speechless —
his voice only a cry — a cry at which even
the lion trembled.
We say the picture is probably nearer
the actual truth because none other is so
convincing in its uncompromising realism.
The best and chief characteristic of this
young human couple of a million years
ago is their dauntless fortitude — hers no
less than his — they two against the
world. It is only this woman, little more
than a girl, who dares attack this bemg
with muscles like tree roots. He is
approaching their first-born, whose cries
in the darkness of the cave where their
mother has hidden them have attracted
him. He had put out his hands as though
to take the twins with an object evidently
divmed by their mother, for she bounds
at him like a panther and buries her
canines in his wrist. The audacity of the
attack disarms his anger, and so this
Hercules is made to understand that his
little hairy cubs are not to be eaten. Our
friend, this young ancestor of a million
years ago, was not a cannibal ; he simply
did not understand. Eater, when their
mother let him see them and he heard
them clucking and gorging on her milk,
he knew.
It would be difficult to praise too
highly the skill and power with which
this romance of primitive man and his
surroundings has been constructed by
M. Ray Nyst. It is infinitely more
interesting than the majority of the
novels of the day.
A Romance of To-day
It is probable that some readers of
' ' Ea Caverne ' ' will think it horrible in
parts — terrible is a better word ; but
take almost any romance of to-day, the
latest society novel, and as likely as not
we shall find it describes passions as
primitive and far more cruel in refined
cruelty than any described by M. Nyst.
474
The Publishers' Circular
March 27, 1909
Our early ancestors did not destroy each
other with dynamite and defy each other
with Dreadnoughts. In assault and
battery they rejoiced, but of forgery and
arson they were innocent. They did not
live in glass houses, but we cannot tlirow
stones at them.
And all those countless millions of
beings who have lived — are they still
living ? That is the question.
Notes and Announcements
Her Majesty the Queen has been
graciously pleased to accept a copy of
Mrs. Macy's book, " In the Beginning,"
published by Messrs. T. Sealey Clark
& Co., Ltd., 1, Racquet Court, Fleet
Street, E.C The subject deals with the
book of Genesis written for children,
with an introduction by the Bishop of
London. Her Majesty the Queen of
Norway, Her Royal Highness the Princess
of Wales and Her Royal Highness
Princess Christian have also accepted
copies. The book contains ninety illus-
trations from designs by Mr. Charles
Robinson.
" Black Magic " is the title of Miss
Marjorie Bowen's new novel, which Mr.
Alston Rivers published on Wednesday
ast. The story, though founded on a
legend of the Papacy (which has ever
been surrounded «> with mystery ,« and
magic), is practically new to fiction, and
Miss Bowen has done nothing finer than
her description of old Rome.
Mr. Heinemann will publish in the
autumn Lieutenant Shackleton's book
on the Nimrod Antarctic Expedition,
which not only penetrated 350 miles
further south than any previous^expedi-
tion, but actually discovered the Southern
Magnetic Pole.
A new book, by, -Professor William
James, will be issued by Messrs. Long-
mans & Co. early ha April. The title will
be "A Pluralistic Universe," being the
Lectures on the CHibbert Foundation
delivered at Oxford, 1908.
At the continued sale of the Amherst
Library on March 24th the best prices
realised were £250 for a Fifteenth Century
Book of Hours and ^350 for a first edition
of " Lactantius," the first Italian printed
book, both bought by Mr. Quaritch. The
prices realised for the Amherst books and
for Shakespeare and Walton go to show
it is a mistake to suppose New York is
a better market for selling antiquarian
books hi than London.
The books which so strangely dis-
appeared from Lincoln's Inn Library
have been even more strangely restored.
We understand the police are still inves-
tigating this book mystery.
According to the Australian Book-
Lover, American publishers are taking
special steps to push then books in
Australia.
Messrs. Black are about to include a
volume on Hampshire in their series of
Colour Books, in which the illustrations
will be from water-colours by Wilfrid
Ball, and the text from the pen of the
Rev. Telford Varley, M.A., B.Sc, of
Winchester.
A second edition is announced of
Dr. Pennell's book, " Amongst the Wild
Tribes of the Afghan Frontier," by
Messrs. Seeley. Dr. Peunell is devoting
his private means and his life to work
amongst these treacherous and revengeful
frontier tribes.
A copy of Elizabeth Barrett Brown-
ing's poem, " The Battle of Marathon,"
was recently sold for £gy.
Numerous uncommon works hi ah
branches of Natural History are offered
for sale in Catalogue No. 91 of Messrs.
Bailey Bros, of Newington Butts, London.
We are glad to see that their catalogue,
and also that Messrs. Lowe Brothers'
(Birmingham) Clearance Catalogue, are
in light-coloured wrappers ; gloomy covers
are a mistake.
Messrs. Rivington will publish im-
mediately " A Memoir of Bishop Sea-
bury," the first Bishop of the American
Church (1789-1792). It is written by
Professor William Jones Seabury, of the
Theological Seminary, New York.
Messrs. Rivington also announce
" Notes on British History," by William
Edwards, M.A.
On March 29th Mr. T. Fisher Unwin
will publish a story entitled " The Key
of Life," by Miss A. A. Methley, author
of " The Identity of Jane " and other
novels. The scene is laid in Egypt.
Mr. Unwin is adding to his shilling
" Sociology Series " two books on India
by Mr. C. J. O'Donnell, M.P., "The
Failure of Lord Curzon : a Study in
Imperialism " and " The Causes of
Present Discontent in India."
In view of the attention at present
directed towards Germany it may be
well to recall Mr. W. Harbutt Dawson's
recent work " The Evolution of Modern
Germany " (published by Fisher Unwin),
in which, among other things, a study is
made of Germany's naval expansion, and
of the motives which have inspired it.
Mr. T. N. Foulis will publish an
authorised translation in eighteen vols,
of the complete works of Nietzsche.
The first festival under the auspices
of the Musical League, of which Sir
Edward Elgar is President, will be held
at the Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool, on
September 23rd — 25th. The programmes
will include chiefly the works of living
British composers. Mr. Norman O'Neill,
4, Primrose Villas, Kensington, is the
secretary.
The forthcoming double section of the
Oxford English Dictionary, which is by
Dr. Craigie, contains the words from
Ribaldrie to Romanite, 3,161 in number.
Messrs. Constable have almost ready
for issue a new work by the famous
engineer Charles Preliiii, whose work on
" Tunnelling " is a standard book. In
the new volume Professor Preliiii deals
with " Graphical Determination of Earth
Slopes, Retaining Walls and Dams."
Though primarily intended for students
and teachers, Professor Prelini's book,
because of the simplicity and clearness of
its method, will also be of help to the
practical engineer.
In the " Brush, Pen and Pencil "
series, edited by A. E. Johnson and
published by A. & C. Black. " Tom
Browne " is to be the subject of the next
volume. The artists already dealt with
are John Hassall and Frank Reynolds.
Besides a sketch of the career of the
artist under review, each volume includes
typical specimens of his work in brush,
pen, and pencil.
The volume on " Lausanne," which
Messrs. A. & C. Black are publishing,
completes Mr. Francis Cribble's series of
monographs on the historical and literary
associations of the Lake of Geneva.
The illustrations in the volume are
reproductions in colour from water-
colour drawings by J. Hardwicke Lewis
and his daughter.
The new novel by Frank Danby,
entitled, " An Incompleat Etonian," is
announced for publication by Mr. Heine-
mann on April 2nd.
Mr. Murray will shortly publish
Mr. Oliver Onions' new novel, " Little
Devil Doubt," which is a satirical study
of certain present-day tendencies, which
are certainly not uplifting tendencies.
The book is divided into four parts.
Mr. Murray will shortly publish in
his " Wisdom of the East " series au
important work dealing with the youngest
religion in the world — the Bahai religion,
which had its origin in Persia eighty years
ago. The title of the book is " The
Splendour of God," and its author. Mr.
Eric Hammond, has given extracts from
the sacred writings of the Bahais, together
with an introduction dealing with the
three great prophets of the religion.
Mr. Elliot Stock announces for imme-
diate publication " Balkauia, a Short
History of the Balkan States," by
William Howard-Flanders. The same
firm will also publish a new novel by
Ethel M. Forbes, " The Love Tale of a
Misanthrope."
" Trees and Their Life Histories,"
by Professor Percy Groom, recently
appointed Assistant Professor of Botany
at the Imperial College of Science and
Teclmology (our Fnglish Charlotten-
burg), to be completed in thirteen
one shilling fortnightly parts, is being
! issued by Messrs. Cassell. It con-
tains over ioo large plates and 400
smaller ones reproduced from photo-
graphs by Henry Irving. The publishers
have received numerous requests for the
issue of this splendid work in serial form,
and the demand is sure to be heavy.
March 27, 1929
The Publishers' Circular
475
Messrs. Duckworth & Co. announce
that the April Number of The English
Review will contain an article by the
new President of the United States,
entitled " Judicial Decisions as an Issue
in Politics."
Admirers of the capital novels of
Mr. Charles Marriott will welcome " When
a Woman Woos " by him, just published
by Mr. Nash. Mr. Nash will also publish
this month a new and original study of
Cardinal Richelieu by Mr. Joseph McCabe,
entitled " The Iron Cardinal.
Mr. Eveleigh Nash will publish next
week Madame Albanesi's new novel.
' • Envious Eliza . " There will be no other
six-shilling novel by Madame Albanesi
issued for at least six months.
In a few days Messrs. Longmans & Co.
hope to issue, under the title " The Gospel
and Human Needs," the Hulsean Lectures
recently delivered by Dr. Figgis, of the
Community of the Resurrection, Mirfield.
In these lectures Dr. Figgis took certain
aspects of the attack on orthodox
Christianity, and endeavoured to show
how many elements, such as the miracu-
lous, the mysterious, the historical ele-
ments in the faith, which were the
greatest stumbling-block to the theorist,
were its real attraction to the man in the
street, so far as he is religious.
The March Number of the Review of
Reviews contains a novelty in the shape of
a critique of Mr. Stead's recently issued
book on Madame Olga Novikoff, written
bv himself.
Messrs. Charles J. Forward
& Son's Dinner
Messrs. Charles J. Forward & Son,
Ltd., Wholesale Bookbinders, of 21-27,
Hatfield Street, E.C., held their annual
staff dinner at the Birkbeck Cafe on
Friday, March 19th.
Mr. Charles W. Forward, the Chair-
man, said that the alternations between
slackness and high pressure that seemed
inseparable from modern trading were
trying to both employers and workmen.
It was serious enough for a firm working
at highly competitive prices to have to
meet establishment charges, such as
rent, heavy rates and taxes, insurance,
and many others, during periods when
business was almost at a standstill, and
not less so for the journeyman who —
willing and anxious for remunerative
employment — finds himself thrown,
firstly on his Society, and secondly 011 his
own slender resources. He felt, however,
in spite of bad trade, he could say that his
firm occupied a high place so far as
regularity of employment was concerned.
(Cheers.)
Mr. Thomas Powell, and Mr. S.
Stubbings, the Secretaries of the Trade
Societies, both expressed the pleasure
it gave them to be present on such an
occasion. Mr. W. B. Hill, Mr. G.
Harman, and others spoke to the various
toasts.
PUBLISHERS' REPRESENTATIVES
No. I
MR. W. B. AKERMAN
[Representing Messrs. Chapman & Hall and Messrs. Duckworth]
IT has been said, and no one would be
inclined to deny the truth of the state-
ment, that a good traveller is the first
essential to every publisher. He is often
an important factor in the success of a
book, and is, of course, the connecting
link between Booksellers and Publishers.
We feel, therefore, that our readers will be
interested in the series of short bio-
graphical sketches which it is our in-
tention to publish from time to time of
the representatives, both in town and in
the country, of well known publishing
houses. We shall choose no particular
order in which they shall appear, for that
would be difficult. We begin with Mr.
bookseller's long, for Mr. Bates gave up
business in the following year. Mr.
Akerinan then entered (in 1871) the
counting house of Messrs. Ward, Lock &
Tyler, when they were located in Amen
Corner. Working his way through the
country department he was appointed
Town Traveller in October, 1874, and six
months later went out into the country
where he remained until June, 1881. In
August of that year he had the oppor-
tunity offered of representing the firm of
Messrs. Chapman & Hall through the
introduction and influence of his old
friend the late Mr. E. J. Dodd, of Messrs.
Fred Warne & Co. An arrangement was
MR. W. B. AKERMAN
Representative of Messrs. Chapman & Hall and Messrs. Duckworth.
W. B. Akerman because — well because —
shall we say — because his name begins
with an " A " ? Yes. That will do, and
if next week the subject of our biography
begins with an " R," that'll be the reason
he's No. 2.
It can safely be said that Mr. W. B.
Akerman, whose portrait we publish this
week, is one of the best known and
popular representatives on the road
to-day.
He represents Messrs. Chapman &
Hall over the whole of the British Isles,
excepting the southern counties of
England, and has had that privilege
since August 1881.
Mr. Akerman, who we understand
may be addressed as Billy, William, or
Mr. Akerman, in accordance with the
grades of familiarity and friendship
which may exist between him and you,
first became connected with the book
trade in 1870, when he started as an
assistant to Mr. T. P. Bates, Bookseller,
of 152, Western Road, Brighton. Mr.
Akerman did not stay at Brighton or in a
made, or existed, in which Messrs.
Chapman & Hall's traveller should also
represent Messrs. George Bell & Sons,
and Mr. Akerman took the ground for
both firms North of Birmingham, Scot-
land, and Ireland.
In 1892 Messrs. G. Bell & Sons
decided to have travellers of their own,
and Mr. Akerman's association with that
firm ceased. But he has continued to
represent Messrs. Chapman & Hall up to
to-day, and in conjunction with them
from time to time, Messrs. Lawrence &
Bullen. Ltd., The Pall Mall Magazine, and
Messrs. Harper & Brothers. The second
string to his bow to-day is Messrs.
Duckworth & Co.
It will be realised that during his
34 years as country traveller, Mr. Aker-
man has made many friends, and that
during his 28 years with Messrs. Chapman
& Hall has handled many notable books.
Of course all this tune he has been selling
Dickens's Works, and he still goes on
selling them. How many different
editions he has introduced to the trade
it would be impossible almost to say.
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477
There are two coincidences connected
with his career with the famous Dickens'
publishers worth mentioning. He started
his career in the book trade in the year
Dickens died, and he is a descendant of
the Mr. Akerman. the Governor of
Newgate Gaol who is referred to in
" Barnaby Rudge," and we believe he is
not a little proud of the fact.
Another distinguished relative of his
was John Yonge Akerman, F.S.A., of
numismatic and antiquarian fame.
Mr. Akerman lives in Manchester when
at home, and is a prominent Mason of the
City.
The New American
Copyright Law
So far as this country is concerned, the
most important features of the new
American Copyright Law are the interim
protection given to works of British and
Irish authors, for which, as we stated last
week, thanks are due mainly if not
entirely to Mr. Wm. Heinemann — we
think we may safely say entirely, for if
he had not taken the great trouble he did
to get application for the days of grace
inserted in the Bill, it is pretty certain
they would not have been granted by
Congress. The other interesting feature
for us is the extension of the duration of
copyright in America, including existing
copyrights.
Our contemporary Le Droit d'Auteur
received a telegram from Mr. R. Under-
wood Johnson, Secretary of the America
Authors' Copyright League, with con-
gratulations on the fact that the new
American Law exempts all non-English
works from the effect of the manu-
facturing clause, and that is a very
important concession to foreign authors.
The best account we have seen of the
effect and objects of the new American
Copyright Law is the following from the
New York Nation. We are glad to see
that the Nation is on the side of the angels
as regards that manufacturing clause as a
condition of copyright for English authors.
The Nation says : —
One Complete Statute
" To the general surprise, the new
Copyright Bill passed both houses of
Congress. It consists of one complete
and consistent copyright statute, in
sixty- four sections.
Term of Copyright Lengthened
The term of copyright is lengthened.
The Bill leaves the present first term of
twenty-eight years unchanged, but pro-
vides for a renewal term of twenty-eight
years instead of fourteen, thus making
possible a period of protection of fifty- six
years from the publication of the work.
The Bill also provides for the extension of
subsisting copyrights.
Definition of What can be Copyright
Copyright may now be secured for all
the ' writings ' of an author, using the
Constitutional expression. In enumera-
ting the classifying works protected by
copyright the Bill is more explicit than
the present statutes, and adds the follow-
ing new designations : ' Lectures, ser-
mons, and addresses, prepared for oral
delivery ' ; ' dramatico - musical com-
positions ' ; ' plastic works of a scientific
or technical character ' ; ' reproductions
of a work of art,' and ' prints and pictorial
illustrations,' in lieu of ' engravings,'
' cuts,' and ' chromos ' ; and ' works of
art ' instead of the present specific
designations, ' painting,' ' drawings,'
' statue,' and ' statuary.'
Abridgments, Compilations, &c,
Can be Copyright
Express provision is made that com-
pilations, abridgments, adaptations,
arrangements, dramatisations, or trans-
lations and works republished with new
matter shall be classed as new works
subject to copyright.
Music
As regards a musical work, the Bill
provides, as does the present law, that
the author shall have the sole right to
! perform the work publicly for profit, but
adds the sole right ' to make any arrange-
ment or setting of it or of the melody of
it in any system of notation or any form
of record from which it may be read or
' reproduced.' The composer's control of
\ the reproduction of his music by mechan- .
ical instruments is qualified as follows :
(a) to cover only music published and :
copyrighted after the Act goes into effect ; i
(b) not to include music by a foreign
1 author or composer unless the foreign
state or nation of which he is a subject
grants to citizens of the United States 1
similar rights ; (c) whenever the owner
of a musical copyright has used or per-
mitted or acquiesced in the use of his work
upon parts of instruments serving to
reproduce mechanically the musical work,
any other person may make similar use of
the work upon the payment of a royalty
of two cents on each part manufactured,
notice to be filed in the Copyright Office
I of such use or license to use by the copy-
right proprietor.
Extension of the Manufacture in
American Clauses
American manufacture is required in j
the case of a book, not only as regards
type-setting in the United States, but \
' if the text be produced by lithographic
or photo-engraving process, then by a
j process wholly performed within the
j limits of the United States.' The pro-
j vision is also extended to illustrations
: within a book, and to separate litho- •
I graphs and photo-engravings, ' except |
where in either case the subjects repre-
sented are located in a foreign country
and illustrate a scientific work or repro-
I duce a work of art.' The printing and !
I binding of the book must also be per-
formed within the United States. Photo-
graphs are released from the present
requirement that they ' shall be printed
from negatives made within the United
I States or from transfers made therefrom. '
j Original Text of Foreign Book Exempted
from the Manufacture Clause
The ' original text of a book of foreign
origin in a language or languages other 1
than English ' is also excepted from the
requirements of type-setting in the
I United States. J
Mr. Wm. Heinemann s Clause,
Interim Protection for 60 Days for
English Works
A new ad interim protection is given
books printed abroad in the English
language. If one complete copy of such
book is deposited in the Copyright Office
not later than thirty days after publica-
tion abroad, copyright is granted for a
period of thirty days from the date of
receipt of the copy. If an authorised
edition of the book is produced from type
set in the United States during this
second thirty days, the full term of copy-
right is secured.
Importation of Books for Libraries, &c.
Restricted
The much-discussed provisions pro-
hibiting the importation of copyrighted
books are considerably modified. The
importation of piratical copies of any
work copyrighted is prohibited, and the
importation of any books. ' although
authorised by the author or proprietor,'
which have not been produced in accord-
ance with the manufacturing provisions,
is prohibited. The Act of 1801 permits
importation of books in ' the case of
persons purchasing for use and not for
sale, who import, subject to the duty
thereon, not more than two copies of such
book at any one time.' The new Law
permits importation, ' not more than one
copy at one time, for individual use, and
not for sale, and adds the proviso that
' such privilege of importation shall not
extend to a foreign reprint of a book by
an American author copyrighted in the
United States.' The Act of 1891 allows
importation in good faith for the use of
societies incorporated or established for
educational, philosophical, literary, or
religious purposes, or for the encourage-
ment of the fine arts, or for any college,
academy, school, or seminary of learning.
The new Law confines^ the privilege to
incorporated societies or institutions, but
adds scientific societies and ' any State,
school, college, university, or free public
library'; but while the Act of 1891
permits ' two copies in any one invoice ' to
be so imported , the new Law provides for
' not more than one copy of any such
book in one invoice ' when ' for use and
not for sale.'
Infringement of Copyright
In the case of infringement, an
injunction may issue, as now, and
damages be recovered as well as all the
profits due to the infringement. The
minimum damage to be recovered is
$2 so, the same as now awarded, but the
maximum is placed at $5,000, only half
the maximum enacted by present law
for infringements of works of fine arts.
In the case of an unauthorised newspaper
reproduction of a copyrighted photograph
it is expressly provided that the damages
shall not exceed $200, nor be less than
$50, and it is further expressly provided
that in no case shall the damage be
regarded as a penalty. The old law
prescribes that the damage shall be ' ior
every copy found ' in the infringer's
possession ' or by him sold or exposed for
sale,' whereas by the Act the damages are
assessed on ' every infringing copy made
or sold by or found in the possession of
the infringer or his agents or employers.'
478
The Publishers' Circular
March 27, 1909
THE BOOK OF THE MOMENT
SELLS AT SIGHT.
THE A B C of the ROYAL NAVY
Compiled by Herbert Russell.
Thirty-Three Illustrations, Including
H.M.S. DREADNOUGHT
CoVer tastefully printed in three Colours.
Design by J. Hassall.
SPECIAL TERMS TO THE TRADE.
Published by
Gale a Polden, Ltd.,
2, Amen Corner,
London, E.C.
AT ONE SHILLING NET.
MILITARY, NAVAL & ATHLETIC CATALOGUES
POST FREE ON APPLICATION.
THE CHILDREN'S
EASTER BOOK. .
2S. 6d.
Net.
EASTER EGGS
AN EASTER IDYLL FOR CHILDREN
by Christoph von Schmidt.
Crown 4to, with Six Coloured Pictures and
many Black and White Illustrations by Miss
M. V. WHEELHOUSE, and Specially De-
signed Title-Page, Binding, and End-Papers.
" Christoph von Schmidt's account of the origin of Easter Egg's
makes a very charming tale, and in its present guise, embellished
with exquisite full-page coloured illustrations, it is as attractive an
Easter gift-book as can well be imagined." — Observer.
"An ideal Easter present for the children.'' — Mr. Clement Shorter
in the Sphere.
Write for Advertising Matter.
LONDON: George Bell & Sons
York House, Portugal Street, W.C.
Transfer and Assignment of Copyright
The new Law is more explicit than the
old in regard to the transfer of copyright.
This is declared to be distinct from the
property in the material object copy-
righted, and the transfer of the one shall
not imply the transfer of the other ; but
it is provided in express terms that
nothing in the Act shall be deemed to
forbid, prevent, or restrict the transfer
of any copy of a work copyrighted, the
possession of which has been lawfully
obtained. Copyright may not only be
assigned, as the present law provides, but
' be mortgaged ' or bequeathed by will,
and when an assignment of the copyright
in a specified work has been recorded, the
assignee may substitute his name for that
of the assignor in the statutory notice of
copyright. Foreign assignments must
be acknowledged before a Consular officer
or Secretary of Legation, and all assign-
ments shall be recorded in the Copyright
Office."
Mr. George Haven Putnam
on the New American
Copyright Statute
I^iw.isiiers and others interested in
copyright will read with interest the
following letter from Mr. G. H. Putnam,
the well-known American Publisher and
Secretary of The American Publishers'
Copyright League. It is probably well
within the truth to say that no man has
done so much in the best interests of
Copyright in America as Mr. Geo. Haven
Putnam. As we had already in type the
New York Nation's excellent rhume of
the new Statute, it is unnecessary to
repeat that which Mr. Putnam kindly
sends, though we may refer to some
points in it later on. Thanks to Mr.
Arthur Spurgeon we were able last week
to give the first announcement in England
of the 60 days' grace being accorded to
English books, due to Mr. Heinemann's
efforts, seconded by our friends among the
American publishers. — Ed. P.C.
Dear Mr. Marston, — I am enclosing
with this proof of an analysis and sum-
mary that I am bringing into print in the
Publishers' Weekly of the copyright
statute which secured enactment during
the last hours of the Sixtieth Congress.
In certain respects, the statute is by
no means what the authors, publishers,
and copyright lawyers had hoped to
secure.
In regard to several important pro-
visions their counsel and conclusions were
put to one side, and some undesirable
modifications and interpolations were
made in the Bill during the later months,
and in the final draft of the Bill during the
last days of the session, without any
opportunity being given for consideration
on the part of the authors, publishers,
and copyright lawyers. The result of this
ill-considered legislation is emphasised in
the enclosed summary.
On the other hand, it is proper to bear
in mind that in certain respects the new-
law will represent a material advance in
copyright conditions over the existing
statute.
The authors and publishers of conti-
nental works will have special reason for
satisfaction in the abolition, as far as
books originating abroad in language
other than English are concerned, of the
manufacturing provision. This enables a
French or a German author to secure
immediate and complete protection for
his book in the United .States during the
term of copyright by the simple process
of filing two copies of the work in the
original version within thirty days of its
publication in the country of origin.
It was not possible, in connection with
the peculiar relation between the two
markets and the antagonism of the
manufacturing interests (typographical
unions, &c.) to consider even any aboli
tion of the manufacturing requirement
for books originating abroad in English.
We did, however, succeed in shaping a
provision under which the author of an
English book, instead of having to brim;
it into publication in the United State
'' not later than the date of its issue i \
London," secures a term of practicallv
sixty days within which to complete tin
production of the authorised American
edition. This change will constitute a
decided convenience for English authors
and publishers, and for American pub-
lishers having transatlantic relations.
I may remind you that in this respect
the English law is now less hospitable or
liberal than the American statute.
The requirement that publication
shall be made in England not later than
the date of publication elsewhere has
caused the loss of the English copyright
of quite a number of English books of
importance, and the number of American
books thus affected or restricted will'
naturally increase from year to year.
The Publishers' Circular
479
I trust that, with this American
precedent, those who are interested in
shaping a revised statute for Great
Britain will give consideration to the
desirability of securing also in the British
law a period of thirty or sixty days
within which the requirements for bring-
ing the book into publication in Great
Britain can be complied with.
The provisions that the American
publishers have the most ground to
criticise, and which were by our copy-
right lawyers characterised as incom-
patible with a consistent or equitable
copyright, will not be likely to bring out
any particular criticism in Great Britain,
where the English publisher and the
English bookseller are, as a result of the
permission given for the importation of
English editions of American copy-
righted books, placed in a position of
decided advantage as compared with their
American competitors. One result, how-
ever, is the fact that the American pub-
lisher is not permitted to secure adequate
control of the American market for the
English book, the American copyright of
which he has acquired, and such copy-
right will, therefore, possess less value,
and the price to be paid for it, whether
going to the English publisher (for a joint
publishing undertaking) or to an English
author, must in the end be correspond-
ingly reduced.
I am expecting to be in England on or
about May ist, and shall hope to have an
opportunity of a personal word "with you.
I am.
Yours faithfully,
Geo. Haven Putnam.
A Song of the Sea=Folk
Go, sail your tanks ! Who was it spanned
the seas,
Logged them and sounded them, gave
you course and chart ?
Hudson, Cook, Franklin — have ye men
like these ?
Lord ! Ye can follow. Leading was
our part !
Load in your cargoes ; take them where
ye like :
We've taught the fear of God and law
of man
To black, brown, yellow — taught with
shell and pike.
Your flag flies safe where our flag led
the van.
Get up your anchors, trim your yards
and go ;
But when the capstan's manned or sail
is furled,
Whose songs d'ye sing ? The gray-backed
billows know
Our English chanteys right around the
world.
Then launch your ships, and take the
open seas.
Man ! There's the struggle that no folk
avoids
By coddling coastwise laws and sub-
sidies—
Ship to ship, mark ye ! how d'ye class
at Lloyd's ?
Charles Buxton Going,
in Harper's Magazine, New York.
" The A.B.C.
of the Royal Navy"
A more opportune moment could scarcely
have been chosen for the publication of a
book about the Royal Navy. Interest in
the question of " Dreadnoughts " to be or
not to be shows as yet no signs of flagging,
and booksellers should seize the oppor-
tunity for making a good display of naval
literature. The A. B.C. of the Royal
Navy is just the sort of book wanted by
" the man in the street," it tells him
exactly what he wants to know, clearly
and concisely.
It is compiled by Herbert Russell with
a foreword by Admiral W. H. Henderson,
and contains over 30 excellent half-tone
illustrations of the newest battleships,
submarines, torpedoes, guns, &c. The
letterpress comprises Warship Classes,
Ships of the Royal Navy, Comparative
Naval Strength 1909, Tactics and Forma-
us that the book is "an attempt to
contrast the real with the ideal ; to place,
as it were, in parallel columns the
descriptions handed down to us of the
seaman in various periods of our history,
and to deduce from the characters 1-
we find them drawn for us by pen and
graver, the typical sailor himself, his
qualities, and his environment."
There can, we think, be no doubt as to
the success with which Commander
Robinson has carried out his design, and
the following list of Section Headings will
give a good idea of the scope of the work :
The Place of the Sea Officer and Seaman
in Naval History ; The British Tar in
Historical Literature, Biography. Pam-
phlet, and Satire ; in Mystery, Pageant,
Comedy and Dramatic Literature : in
Sea Stories, Novels, Magazines and Chap
Books ; in Poems, Ballads. Songs and
Doggerel — The Seaman and Sea Life in
Pictorial Art. There are more than a
H.M.S. " DREADNOUGHT."
One of the illustrations from "The A. B.C. of the Royal Navy,
published by Messrs. Gale & Polden.
tions, Distinctions and Functions, Guns
and Armour and the Personnel of the
Fleet. &c.
The most striking cover design has
been specially designed by Mr. Hassall.
and we have no hesitation in recommend-
ing the book. We give a reproduction
of one of the many excellent illustrations.
The British Tar
in Fact and Fiction
Just on the beach arrived, with great surprise,
Tom sees his Molly ; him too Molly spies ;
" What ! is it thou ? " with open arms, she
cries.
IT was with as great surprise as that of
Molly that we found this most inter-
esting and attractive work on " The
British Tar " is published by American
publishers (Harper & Brothers). In his
Preface Commander Charles N. Robinson,
whose pen has done such good service
in the interests of the British Navv. tells
hundred illustrations and a capital Index.
Although not mentioned by the Editor,
it is impossible not to be impressed by the
all-powerful inspiring influence which
woman has always had for our British
tars ; the incentive to brave all perils
of sea and war was the vision of home
and an English lass as a reward. Nelson
would not have conquered ill-health, ill-
treatment and the French, but for the
inspiration of Lady Hamilton.. No one
who reads his letters can think otherwise.
As long as our sailors and soldiers are
inspired by England, Home, and Beauty,
there need be no fear that the}- will not
do their duty. In view of the frightful
hardships British tars have had to suffer
nothing but some powerful influence such
as that referred to could have steeled
them to endure them.
M ention the " P C." — Our readers who order books
&c , they see mentioned or advertised in The Publishers
Cikclxar will do as a great service if they will mention
the fact to the Puhlishers and Wholesale Agents.
480
The Publishers' Circular March 37, 1909
Important Announcement !
Mr. HEINEMANN begs to announce that he will publish
A NEW NOVEL by FRANK DANBY, on FRIDAY, APRIL 2nd.
AN INCOMPLEAT ETONIAN
By FRANK DANBY,
Author of " Pigs in Clover," etc., etc. i Vol. Crown 8vo, Q,1-
LONDON: Wm. HZINEMANN, 21, BEDFORD STREET, W.C.
Edinburgh Book Notes
By " Edixa."
It is now only a century since Edinburgh
distinguished herself by being the pioneer
of modern Encyclopaedic literature, and
the announcement has just been made
that an Edinburgh firm — Messrs. R. & R.
Clark — have secured the contract for
printing the Eleventh Edition of the
" Encyclopaeida Britannica." This is
computed as running to twenty-eight
volumes. It is being entirely re-written
and will be brought out in first-class
form. The order is a large one ; for it is
a work which is only placed in the best
hands to compile. One wonders what
will become of the Ninth Edition, which
is now thirty-five years behind the times,
for I suppose we must look upon the
" Times " Supplement as the Tenth.
Talking of Encyclopaedias recalls an inci-
dent which came under my own obser-
vation, showing how some publishers
manage things on the cheap. A friend,
who is an authority on a certain branch
of engineering, one morning a few years
ago received a slip proof of a penny-a-
liner article dealing with his speciality.
Accompanying this was a note, asking
him. as a favour, to look over this article,
correct any mistakes and add any notes
he might think of advantage. A draft
for ten dollars was enclosed, and he was
politely desired to sign and return the
enclosure within ten days. He brought
the note to me to ask my advice. I
advised him to return it. declining the
honour with thanks. The Encyclopaedia
appeared in due course with a name
attached which was unknown, except in
his own workshop. Some three months
later I met an American expert in another
department of engineering whose name
I had seen attached to another article
which I know had never been written by
him. I drew his attention to a statement
in that article which was too ambiguous
to be the product of a man with his
practical knowledge. He at once said he
had felt very angry at the fact that the
publication had his name attached to an
article he had only been asked to correct,
a task he had received a similar sum for
; 1 s was offered to my friend. But on
complaining to the publishers they
smilingly produced the article in copy
and showed him his own signature. He
had been had. I have no doubt that
many others were similarly dealt with.
I now see the publication I refer to
puffed by advertisements in American
and Colonial newspapers, and feel I
should like to know the opinions of some
of the practical men who consult its
pages upon the matter which appears to
have been contributed by experts in all
branches of Science, Trade, Commerce.
Literature, Arts, &c.
I have good grounds for saying that
the Encyclopaedia Britannica has not
been compiled upon these lines by Messrs.
A. & C. Black, who for the past two
generations have been responsible for its
appearance. There is just one point on
which, from extensive reference to its
pages, I can suggest an improvement :
the printing of sub-sections of an article
in such a way that reference can at once
be made without having to read over the
whole article. To most of those who
consult an Encyclopaedia time is a
valuable commodity, and what is wanted
is the precise information required,
expressed lucidly, but in the tersest
possible language. Mr. Spofford, the
Librarian of Congress at Washington,
used to say, " Most people waste their
time reading and thinking over verbiage,
instead of grasping and developing
ideas. ' '
There was a strike threatening in the
printing trade here recently, but I am
glad to see that wiser counsel seems to
have been followed.
In most of the big establishments —
with, I think, the exception of Messrs.
T. & A. Constable — it has been tight
work this winter to keep things going,
and one shop has worked only three days
a week. This is not due to lack of enter-
prise. We have to consider that the
public have within these last few years
been taught to expect their literature for
the nominal sum it costs to set and print
it. If we are to follow this up. all our
fiction will ere long appear first in six-
penny form, and what is worth preserving
may afterwards be issued at 6s. The
author, being the monopolist, may demur,
but must remember that the public, in
the absence of his book, has plenty to
choose from. No man has ever yet
managed to digest over 750 volumes per
annum, and he has 30.000 fresh titles
always at his call in the same period.
Still, there is room for us all at the top
of the ladder.
The bookshops show little sign as
yet of the revival of trade ; but a more
hopeful feeling prevails, and orders are
more easy for the standard books. Cash
is still tight, but it is better to see a slow
upward movement than sudden booms
and collapses.
Nature's, way is grow, grow, grow.
.Slowly for the sturdy oak, quickly for
the mushroom. Mushroom booksellers
are not the kind the public have placed
their confidence in.
The Booksellers'
Provident Institution
The Monthly Meeting of the Board of
Directors of the above Institution was
held at 56, Old Bailey, E.C.. on Thursday,
March 18th, C. J. Longman. Esq.. in the
chair. Other members of the Board
present were Messrs. A. T. Aldridge
(Tavlor & Co.), C. A. Ashley (Wells
Gardner, Darton & Co., Ltd.), H. E.
Barton (Simpkin. Marshall & Co.. Ltd.).
W. Bartram (Longmans, Green & Co.),
J. R. Blade (Simpkin, Marshall & Co.,
Ltd.), J. Clark. J. Cooper (W. & R.
Chambers, Ltd.), E. H. Cooke (George
Philip & Sons. Ltd.), J. Foster (Macmillau
& Co., Ltd.), C. H. Hollingsworth (Mac-
millan & Co., Ltd.), W. H. Jelpke (Long-
mans, Green & Co.), G. H. Johnson
(Reeves & Turner), W. A. Kelk (Long-
mans. Green & Co.). F. H. Lamb (Willing
& Co., Ltd.), C. T. Langford (Macmillan
& Co., Ltd.), F. Long (Simpkin. Marshall
& Co., Ltd.). A. W. Nott. W. G. Reynolds
(Simpkin, Marshall & Co., Ltd.), F. J.
Rvmer (Sampson Low, Marston & Co.,
Ltd.). E. Shallis (Macmillan & Co., Ltd.).
C. A. Spon (E. & F. LSpon). J. E.
Stroulger (Rivingtons), C. \Miitaker (J.
Whitaker & Sons, Ltd.) and the Secretary
Mr. George Lamer.
The sum of £120 was voted towards
the relief of members and widows of
members ; this included grants towards
the funeral expenses of two members and
the widow of a member.
Miss E. Brennand. Miss M. Stanford
and Mr. G. A. Middleweek were elected
members of the Institution, and three
further applications were received.
The gentlemen to serve on the various
committees during the year were balloted
for and elected.
The Secretary announced the receipt
of the following donations — £2 2s. (from
Mr. T. D. Galpin). £.1 is. (from Messrs.
Morgan & Scott), and £\ is. (from Mr.
F. W. Hallett).
The Booksellers' Provident Retreat
Preceding the Annual General Meeting
of the Booksellers' Provident Institution,
on Tuesday, March 16th. at Stationers"
Hall, the Annual Meeting of the Retreat
was held. Mr. William Bartram presided ;
other gentlemen present were Messrs.
C. A. Ashley. J. H. H. Barnard, J.
Cooper. J. Foster. H. W. Goodman, W. H.
Jelpke. G. H. Johnson. F. P. Minoggio,
F. J. Rymer. Joseph Shaylor. and the
Secretary. Mr. George Lanier.
The Auditors' Report for the year
iooS was adopted.
March 27, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
Mr. Bartram said that the past year
had been an uneventful one in the history
of the Retreat, but a quite satisfactory
one. The inmates of the houses were all
in fairly good health, which, he thought,
spoke well for the salubrity of their
surroundings. He was able to congra-
tulate them on the Balance Sheet show-
ing the receipts and expenditure during
the year. The expenditure had decreased
about £38, and their capital showed a
corresponding increase. In response to
Mr. Longman's appeal for more members,
made at the Annual General Meeting of
the Institution of March 12th last year,
he was able to announce a total increase
in their membership of six.
Mr. Joseph Shaylor, in supporting Mr.
Bartram. remarked that the latter had
left little to be said ; but he would like
to add that anyone who had had the good
luck to have paid a visit to their Retreat
at Abbots Langley and its beautiful
grounds would marvel that so much could
be done for such a small cost of main-
tenance as was placed before them in the
balance sheet.
The officers and committee for the
present year were then elected, and the
proceedings terminated with a very
hearty vote of thanks to the chairman.
Authors' Club
SINCE the removal of the Authors' Club
to their new premises at No. 2, Whitehall
Court, overlooking the Embankment
Gardens, the membership has augmented
so rapidly that an entrance fee is shortly
to be re-imposed. Amongst the latest
candidates enrolled are the Bishop of
Ripon (Dr. Boyd Carpenter), Canon
Glazebrook, Canon Stevenson, Professors
Walter Raleigh and Sayce, of Oxford.
Professors Gardner and Savory, of London
University, Professor Delepine. of Man-
chester, Professor Seth, of Edinburgh,
Professor Lane-Poole, of Trinity College.
Dublin, Dr. Dudden, Fellow of Lincoln
College, Oxford, Dr. Knipe, Principal of
Wolsey Hall, Oxford, besides a long list
of prominent novelists and contributors
to other departments of literary work.
The Woman in the Car*
THERE have been many books on motor-
ing, but none dealing exclusively with
motoring for women. It is fitting, there-
fore, that the world's champion among
women motorists, Miss Dorothy Levitt,
should be the author of the first hand-
book devoted to the assistance of her sex
in the art of motoring. Miss Levitt's
book is by no means a dry technical
guide. It is rather an instructive chat
with women who either do drive, or want
to drive, their own car. There are
chapters discussing the cost of a car and
its accessories and also the other ex-
penses entailed ; on the all-important
subject of dress ; on the necessary know-
ledge of the simple machinery ; on how
to deal with troubles which may crop up ;
on motoring maimers and customs, and
lessons on how to drive, &c. Being pub-
lished by Mr. John Lane it is needless to
say it is well illustrated and well pro-
duced.
The Woman in the Car: A Guide for Women
Motorists. Bj Dorothy Levitt. Illustrated. John Lane
Book Notes from Sheffield
By " The Don "
The mouth has been an uneventful one
in the book trade, sales being below the
average of this period of the year, and
until things mend in the state of the local
industries no improvement is expected.
Some of the dividends declared by the
large steel concerns have proved dis-
appointing. The reductions have seri-
ously affected the incomes of many
people and curtailed their spending
money. There is plenty of confidence,
however, in the future of local trades, it
being recognised that ebb and flow is one
of the laws of commerce.
A new library which has been pre-
sented to the Sheffield University by
Mr. Edgar Allen at a cost of ^10,000 is now
completed, and the authorities have
secured a promise from His Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales to visit
Sheffield early next month to perform the
opening ceremony. Octagon in shape,
the building is a distinct addition to
Sheffield's architecture. It is detached
from the mam buildings of the University
as a safeguard against fire. It is planned
to house 125,000 volumes, and will
accommodate 105 readers.
A valuable movement from the point
of view of the booksellers is the series of
literature classes conducted by Mr.
Joseph Batey, headmaster of one of the
Council schools. Although carried on in
connection with the evening school
system of the Education Committee, these
classes have appealed to a much wider
constituency, and for three years have
been attended by many adults of both
sexes desirous of learning about books
and authors. Mr. Batey's plan is to
select some great writer or a notable
period of history ; in the latter case
several books bearing on the subject
being selected for study. For instance,
this season one group of classes is taking
Shakespeare, a second, Wordsworth, and
a third, " The French Revolution." All
the students must, of course, buy books,
and many who have passed through the
classes who previously cared nothing for
literature are now regular and en-
thusiastic readers. The movement is
certainly doing more than anything else
to encourage reading and a love of
literature, and deserves the support of
the book trade.
Sheffield possesses a Dickens Fellow-
ship and a Shakespeare Society, which,
when formed a few years ago attracted
members in crowds. Since then interest
in them has waned, a large proportion of
the members having either resigned or
ceased to attend the meetings.
The fact is, many people join such
societies who have no taste for literature
nor any longing to become litterateurs; but
they think that membership gives them a
sort of reputation for scholarliness.
Another inducement is the probability of
being able to mingle with literary and
scholarly folk. Were the local book-
sellers fully alive to their own interests
they would take an active part in making
such societies as these influential and
successful, but they have hitherto dis-
played lamentable apathy.
Rumours have been current, and certain
newspapers have given publicity to them,
that Hannsworth's, or other publishers,
intend to start an evening paper in
Sheffield. Enquiries show that there
exists no foundation for them.
The annual dinner of the Master
Printers of Sheffield this month gathered
together a company of 50 printers, book-
sellers and stationers, under the presi-
dency of Mr. J. W. Northend. The
speeches disclosed notliing of an ex-
ceptional nature in the conditions of the
trade, although there were the customary
complaints of price cutting, and it was
said that some local printers regularly
ignored the usages of the craft.
A Sheffield Published Honoured
Mr. Henry Pawson, a Sheffield printer
and publisher, was the recipient this
month of a distinguished mark of appre-
ciation from the Freemasons of the City
and District. His portrait has been
painted in oils and hung in the Masonic
Hall, and at the public presentation the
leading Masons of Sheffield and Yorkshire
gathered in strong force, and said some
highly complimentary things about the
subject of the picture. For 35 years
Mr. Pawson has promoted and served the
craft with zeal and enthusiasm, and he
has filled the highest offices.
Mr. Pawson is the senior partner in
Pawson & Brailsford. Art Printers.
Publishers and Booksellers, the business
which he directs being one of the most
important in the provinces. Works of
universal importance have been produced
in the firm's publishing department, as
well as a host of local and trade publica-
tions,which have proved of great assistance
to the local industries. Mr. Pawson is
one of the best known and most popular
figures in the commercial and social life
of Sheffield , where he fills a position of great
influence. There is no busier man in the
city, yet notwithstanding the innumer-
able calls upon his time and energies he
is always found cheerful, obliging and
approachable. Mr. Pawson has done
much to make the annual Cutlers' Feast
the successful and important function
which it now is. Every succeeding
Master when planning the arrangements
for the great banquet seeks to avail
himself of Mr. Pawson's wide experience,
sound judgment and unfailing tactfulness.
knowing that the risk of friction or
failure will be avoided thereby.
The Publishers' Association
Mr. T. N. Foulis, of 15, Frederick Street,
Edinburgh, and 21, Paternoster Square.
London, has been elected to member-
ship of the Publishers' Association.
Trees and Shrubs of the
British Isles
Part II. of this interesting and useful
publication is now ready, and contains in
addition to full page plates in black and
white, a full page coloured plate of the
Yulan Shrub (Magnolia conspicua).
482
Forthcoming Budget.
Why the Licensed Trade should not he
penalised by further taxation.
All interested in this subject, either as
Tra ers, Agriculturists or Consumers,
should read
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AND
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JUST ISSUED.
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SECOND-HAND BOOKS:
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Classical Languages and Literature —
Economics and Social Questions — Edu-
cation— English History and Literature
—Eton — French Literature — Germany
— Greece — History — Ireland — Italy —
Japan — Law — Sciences — America —
Africa, &c. Including some from the
LIBRARYof the late Rev. C. TAYLOR,
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Some of the Items :
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complete.
Henry Bradshaw Society Publications.
Complete set.
Journal of Classical and Sacred
Philology and Journal of Philology.
Complete set.
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Notes from Provincial
Towns
[Under this heading we propose giving
every week brief notes of book matters
from the various provincial towns. We
invite booksellers to send us any items
likely to be of interest and use to the trade
generally.]
GODALMINti
This being a small town the general
book trade is very limited, and nothing
happens of sufficient interest to your
readers to report.
NORWICH
M. Privet's Seventh Lecture on French
Poets of the Nineteenth Century on
Saturday last dealt with Rene Francois
Armand (Sully Prud'homme Armand)
1839-1907, and Francis Capper, 1842-
1906. The annual " Shakespearian Even-
ing " was held 011 Tuesday last at the
Norwich New City Assembly Rooms,
Mr. E. J. Turner presided over a large and
appreciative audience.
PORTSMOUTH
I am afraid that Portsmouth, so far
as bookselling is concerned, is a dead city.
A half-yearly report would be depressing
reading, to say nothing of a monthly one.
" Books which are selling well." I
believe there is a little doing from time
to time in well-bound Prayer Books,
otherwise things are a little more dead
than usual. Messrs. W. H. Smith & Son
AN APPROPRIATE EASTER GIFT.
The Twentieth Century
New Testament.
A translation into MODERN ENGLISH from
the orig-inal Greek ( Westcott and Hort's Text).
Prices of Variou Bindings :
HANDSOME NEW EDITION, in
large Print, Just Published.
Royal 8vo, green cloth gilt, pp. 592,
Price 5s. net; by post 5s. 6d.
Popular Edition in green cloth. Is. '6d. net; Limp
cloth, gilt top, 2s. 6d. net; Leather, gilt edges.
3s. 6d. net; Green or Black Calf Presentation
Edition. India Paper, gilt edges, in box, price 5s. net.
POSTAGE EXTRA OR
OF ALL, BOOKSELLERS.
HORACE MARSHALL & SON
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Mr GEORGE LARNER
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to the stationery, printing- book-
selling, and fancy goods trades.
Expert in Copyright Valuations,
Advertising Agent and Contractor.
TERMS STRICTLY MODERATE.
28, PATERNOSTER ROW,
LONDON. E.C.
Secretary to the Booksellers' Provident
Institution and Retreat.
have managed to galvanise a few in-
habitants into subscribing for some
magazines. If some of them complete
the series or volume there will probably
be some business provided in binding or
getting cases for them. That is about all
I can report.
RAMSGATE
This is such a small, uneventful town
and district that scarcely anything of
interest to other booksellers happens that
is worth reporting. There are few book
buyers, and these buy chiefly the cheap
series of books, as do the majority of
visitors we get.
SALISBURY
Scarcely anything of sufficient interest
to readers of The Publishers' Circular
happens here in a twelvemonth. No one
changes, no one dies, no one is married,
and no book sells well, we go on our
way just awake and trusting in the
future.
Messrs. Bowes & Bowes, of i . Trinity
Street, Cambridge, have just issued a
Catalogue (No. 329) of second-hand
books, including Alpine and Climbing.
Archaeology, Art. Bibliography, Church
History, Classical Languages and Litera-
ture, Economics and Social Questions,
Education, English History and Litera-
ture, Eton, French Literature, Germany,
Greece, History, Ireland, Italy, Japan,
Law, Sciences, America, Africa. &c.
BOOK SHELVING
Catalogue cf " Libraco " Portable Shelving (costing 3Q-1 er
case 7ft. 6in. high by 3ft wide by 8in. deep, with nine
adjustable shelves) sent free cn application.
'' LIBRACO " Limited, 60, Wilson St., Finsbury Sq.,
L0ndon, E.C.
Messrs. Gale & Polden's
Catalogues
Booksellers having customers tor mili-
tary books, &c, should apply to Messrs.
Gale & Polden. Ltd., London, Aldershot
and Portsmouth, for copies of their
excellent and complete catalogues. Messrs.
Gale & Polden have every description of
handbook likely to be required by
officers and men of the Territorial and
Regular Forces. They are also pub-
lishers of athletic books.
The Twentieth Century
New Testament
The Twentieth Century New Testa-
ment, published by Messrs. ii. Marshall
& Son, is a translation into modern
English from the original Greek (Westcott
and Hort's Text).
A handsome new edition in large print
has just been published. It is done in the
following editions : — Popular edition in
green cloth ; limp cloth, gilt top ; leather
gilt edges; green or black calf presenta-
tion edition, India paper, gilt edges, in
box. It makes an appropriate Easter
gift.
In view of the coining holiday season.
Messrs. Greening have arranged to pub-
lish another volume written by Mr. A. C>.
Polliott Stokes, entitled " From the
Land's End to the Lizard."
March 2/, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
483
Messrs. Cassell & Co.'s
Staff Dinner
The staff dinner of Cassell & Company
was held at the Troeadero Restaurant
on Wednesday evening last. Previous
to the dinner a reception was held by
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spurgeon in the
Alexandra Room. There was a large
company present, including the heads of
the numerous departments and repre-
sentatives of the Editorial staff. Great
harmony prevailed, and this, no doubt,
was in some measure due to the very
successful launching last week of the
New Magazine and the fact that the
Directors were able to announce at the
annual meeting the other day the pay-
ment of a dividend. Mr. Arthur Spur-
geon, the General Manager, was in the
chair, with Mrs. Spurgeon on his left.
Amongst others present were Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Foster Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Tibbits, Mr. and Mrs. Newman Flower,
Mr. T. Young, and Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Bartley. The toast of '' The House of
Cassell " was ably proposed by Mr. W.
Smith, and was responded to by Mr.
Arthur Spurgeon. In the course of a
splendid speech he thanked the members
of the staff for the manner in which they
had helped and supported him duringthe
critical period they had recently passed
through, and hoped that this year, the
Diamond Jubilee of the firm, would be a
record one. He also took the opportunity
of introducing Mr. Bain-Irvine, the new
Manager of the Wholesale Subscribers
- Department, and Mr. Herbert Williams,
who is to take charge of the Quiver.
Mr. T. Young proposed the toast of " The
Ladies." which was charmingly responded
to by Mrs. J. Foster Fraser. Not the
least interesting feature of a very en-
joyable evening was the speech by Mr.
J. Foster Fraser hi which he detailed
some of his exciting experiences whilst
travelling (without a permit) through
Manchuria. Each guest was presented
with a copy of a special number of " The
Cassellite," in which facetious references
to the various members of the staff
caused considerable amusement, while
appreciation of this souvenir of so happy
an evening was added to by the inclusion
of a signed photograph of Mr. Arthur
Spurgeon in each copy. An excellent
musical programme was contributed to
by. Miss Edith Serpell, Mr. Alexander
Webster, Mr. Harrison Hill, Mr. Walter
Church er, and Mr. Davidson Wilson.
Some Fiction in
' ' Everyman's Library ' '
A CONSIDERABLE number of the 50 new
volumes of " Everyman's Library " are
novels. There are five by Anthony
Trollope ; Victor Hugo's masterpiece,
" Les Miserables," in 2 vols. ; Lytton's
" Pilgrims of the Rhine " ■ Marryat's
" Percival Keene " and " Settlers in
Canada " ; and three or more of Jules
Verne's terribly thrilling and absolutely
harmless, stories abundantly illustrated ;
and " Uncle Tom's Cabin." to which
the Everyman reprint will, we hope, give
a new lease of life.
Glasgow Book Trade Notes
By " Mungo "
Business still continues very flat, and
the season of maps, guide books, and
cheap reprints is at hand. Why is it that
a man owning a handsome motor car, for
which he must have paid or be owing
several hundred pounds, usually grudges
a few shillings for a good map ; or the
opulent city man, bent on going to
Europe, demands a guide book for a
shilling ?
To those who are content to spend
their holidays in the home country
Scotland is full of pleasant surprises;
and a little book just published in Paisley,
though not a guide book, will open one's
eyes to the possibilities of the West
Highlands. This is " Literary Tours in
the Highlands and Islands of Scotland,"
by D. T. Holmes.
When considering the matter of public
libraries the name of Carnegie imme-
diately comes before the mind, but among
the outlying villages and hamlets in
Scotland another power has been at work,
though in a much quieter way, and Mr.
James Coats, Junior, of Paisley, is the
benefactor who has scattered libraries
throughout the Hebrides, and from the
Shetlands to Roxburghshire. »i
Not content with this he employed
Mr Holmes to visit these places, and by
means of lectures act as guide, philoso-
pher and friend to the reader. But it
must not be assumed that because a village
is off the beaten track that the natives
are strangers to things intellectual. Mr.
Holmes, in his delightfully discursive
volume, tells us of tiny clachans possess-
ing literary societies, and of a store
keeper in Scalloway, hi the Shetland
Islands, who confessed to Homer being
his favourite poet, and when asked which
translation he read, surprised the author
by saying he preferred to read him in the
original Greek. Or listen to a Highland
laird : " I am very fond of poetry, but I turn
with very languid interest to modern poets.
I do not know at what particular time
literary nausea sets in, but Soloman had
it when he said that of the making of
books there was no end . . . and after
the paternal psaltery he would turn
wearily from the presentation copies of
new verse sent by the rising poets of
India."
It is, of course, natural to expect cases
of bigotry cropping up in the more
remote parts of the Highlands, where
hymns and organs are looked on with
distrust ; and we are told of a teacher who
refused to tell the class the story of Little
Red Riding-Hood, on the ground that it
was a lie, as " wolves do not speak ; no
animal speaks." The inspector unwisely
referred to Balaam's ass, whereupon the
dominie nearly swooned at the impiety
of comparing that inspired animal with a
secular beast like Grimm's wolf.
A story that contains a useful hint to
those suffering from Sabbath drowsiness
tells of a Liverpool sportsman of the name
of Oath who shot a keeper in the right
eye. " He gave him a handsome present
and a fine new glass eye : we call that eye
' Oath's Memorial Window,' and the
keeper can sleep during the sermon now
without anybody knowing, provided he
does not snore."
Baedeker Guides
From the booksellers' point of view these
admirable guides have always been
looked upon as one of then safest invest-
ments. It will interest them, therefore,
to know that their publication in this
country and the Colonies has now been
taken over by Mr. T. Fisher Unwin*; the
arrangement between Mr. Unwin and
Mr. Baedeker coming into force} on
April 1st this year. Considering the
interests of the Trade generally, Mr.
Unwin, during the early stages of the
negotiations, took the opportunity of
placing before Mr. Baedeker the desira-
bility of making the Guides net publica-
tions. The result is that we have the
great pleasure to announce that from
April 1st onwards Baedeker's Guides will
be net. In other words, the English
published price will be the same as on the
Continent and the world over, and
therefore, in addition to being a safe
investment, they will be * a source of
greater profit to the bookseller. Indeed,
we understand that the trade terms on
which! Mr. Unwin will sell them will
ensure even more substantial profits than
are usual on ordinary net publications.
Mr. Unwin is an ardent advocate of the
net system, and it will be remembered
that immediately on being' appointed by
the Government sole wholesale agent for
the small scale Ordnance Survey] Maps
he took steps to induce the Government
to have the sheets issued at net prices.
The growth of Mr. Unwin's business may
be marked by the fact that, hi addition to
his very general publishing business, he
is now the publisher of — Baedeker Guides,
Ordnance Survey Maps (small scale).
Alf Cooke's Toy Books, and Indian
Government Publications.
Captain Cook flemorial
His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales has graciously consented to
become Honorary Chairman of the
General Committee formed to promote
the erection in London of a memorial
in "honour of Captain Cook, the great
navigator and explorer. The proposal
was originated by a letter from Sir
Joseph Carruthers, K.C.M.G., ex- Prime
Minister of New South Wales, which
appeared in the London Press last
November, urging that the capital of
the Empire should not be without a
monument to the man who laid the
foundation of the present greatness of
Australia and New Zealand. The subject
was brought before the executive com-
mittee of the British Empire League by
Mr. Herbert Samuel, Member of Parlia-
ment for the Cleveland District of York-
shire, of which Cook was a native. A
provisional committee was appointed,
and has organised an exceedingly influen-
tial general committee, of which Lord
Brassey has consented to be the trea-
surer.
Trade Change
Messrs. Sands & Co. have recently
removed to larger and more convenient
premises at 15, King Street, Covent
j Garden, where they will continue to act
as London Agents for Mr. B. Herder,
I St. Louis, Mo., and Messrs. Pustct & Co..
New York.
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Publishers' Circular
March 27, 1909
Messrs.
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A History of Architectural
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By F. M. SIMPSON, Professor of Archi-
tecture, University of London. With 257
Illustrations. Medium 8vo, 21s. net.
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SECOND IMPRESSION.
Historical and Political
Essays.
By WILLIAM EDWARD HARTPOLE
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Sir George Mackenzie,
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His Life and Times, 1636 (?) 16 Jl.
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(Inland Postage 5d.)
"Mr. Lang has had one aim, and one aim only,
to get at the facts about a very difficult character.
The result is a complete portrait of Mackenzie, a
criticism based upon a true understanding."
— Blackwood's Magazine.
The Springs of Helicon:
a Study in the Progress of English
Poetry from Chaucer to Milton.
By J. W. MACKAIL, M.A., LL.D., Professor
•f Poetry in the University of Oxford. Crown
Syo. as. 6d. net. (Inland Postage 4d.)
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By BERNARD WARD, F.R.Hist.S., Presi-
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Portraits and other Illustrations. 2 vols.
8vo, 25s. net. (Inland Postage 6d.)
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By the Rev. JAMES H. F. PEILE, M.A.,
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" A collection of essays and sermons by a prac-
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have all the charm and discursiveness of his
' Reproach of the Gospel.' No one can lay down
this book without admiration for the literary gifts
of the author and his manliness in facing hard
questions." — Church of Ireland Gazette.
A History of the Doctrine
of the Holy Eucharist.
By DARWELL STONE, M.A., Librarian of
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The Human Species : Con-
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Comparative Anatomy, Physi-
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— Daily Telegraph.
The Curious Case of Lady
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Nash 's M agazin e
Nash's Magazine, published to-day,
contains, as Mr. Nash promised, contri-
butions by a list of first-rate authors.
There is little need to criticise or to praise
the writings of Rudyard Kipling, Max
Pemberton, " Rita," Mrs. C. N. William-
son, Rider Haggard, Anthony Hope,
William Be Cmeux, H. A. Vachell, Barry
Pain, J. J. Bell, Morley Roberts, Alice
and Claude Askew, Frank Richardson,
and Gilbert Littlestone. " Queen Sheba's
Ring," a serial story by Rider Haggard,
leaves the reader, like Oliver Twist,
asking for more. Mr. William Be Queux's
contribution, " The Mystery of the
Fountain Pen," is all too short, but fur-
ther exciting incidents in the amazing
career of " Tibbie," alias Bady Sybil
Sheringham, are promised. " Bittle
Foxes," by Rudyard Kipling, grows more
comical from page to page. The first
half of " The Fight for Bord Arpenhoe,"
by Anthony Hope, gives promise of some
very interesting reading in next month's
issue. These and some ten other stories
make up a splendid number. The
matter for wonder is how the work of such
writers can be sold in such attractive
form at so small a price as 6d. net.
Continental Book=Trade
Notes
The Mercure de France, of Paris, has just
published a French translation of Walt
Whitman's poems, " Beaves of Grass,"
&c, entitled " Feuilles d'Herbe, poesies
completes" in 2 vols., with 2 portraits ;
price, 7 francs.
We understand that a French edition
is to be issued of the " Behrbuch fur den
Deutschen Buchhandel " (Compendium
of Instruction in the German Book Trade),
by Herren Paschke und Rath ; a second
German edition has been published lately
by the Borsenverein of Beipzig.
" Bes Bibraires et Imprimeurs de
l'Academie Francaise de 1634 a 1793," is
an interesting volume; the biblio-
graphical notes have been compiled by
Mr. Paul Delalain ; price 5 francs.
" Mozart Sein Beben und sein
Schaifen," by Dr. Karl Storck, is a new
biography dealing with the life and the
music of the famous composer ; the
volume is published by Herren Greiner
und Pfeiffer, of Stuttgart, at 6.50 marks.
A second edition has been issued of
" Das Weltbild von Darwin und Bamarck,
a lecture given at Jena, by Ernst Hackel,
the well-known man of science ; price
1 mark.
Mr. Charles Humbert, Senateur, an-
nounces an interesting volume dealing
with the French navy ; it is entitled
" Ba Flotte Fantome — Ba Marines — Ni
Bateaux, ni canons, ni obus," and has
been written in connection with the many
accidents which continually happened to
the French navy ; price, 3.50 francs.
Herren Mittler und Sohn, of Berlin,
will publish shortly a " Beitfaden der
Seemannschaft," by Kontreadmiral C.
Dick, with many illustrations and 3
plates ; price, 8 marks.
The Bibrairie Fischbacher, of Paris,
has just issued a pamphlet, entitled
" B' Exportation fra119ai.se et les Etab-
lissements de Credit." par X. ; price,
2 francs.
" Fvirst Billow und Kaiser Wilhelm
IB," is a much discussed book by
Regierungsrat Rudolf Martin, published
by Herr Bruno Yolger, of Beipzig ; price,
4 marks.
Herr Heinrich Schwick, of Innsbruck,
announces a second edition of " Tirols
Erhebung im Jahre, 1809," by Josef
Hirn : price, 12 marks, bound.
Herr R. Fisenschmidt, of Berlin, will
publish shortly an interesting military
study by A. von Janson, Generalleu-
tenant z. D. Der Uberfall iiber See als
Feldzugseinleitung ; price, 3 marks.
Mr. Ernest Flammarion, of Paris, has
just brought out " Be Japon Moderne —
son evolution," by Budovic Naudeau ;
price, 3.50 francs.
Herr Adolf Fiirstner, of Berlin, is the
publisher of " Elektra." the latest opera
by the well-known composer Richard
Strauss ; a musical guide to this much
discussed work by O. Rose and J. Priiwer
has just been issued by the same firm :
price, 1 mark.
Messrs. Hachette & Cie, of Paris,
announce as ready " Ba Pensee de
Ruskin," by Andre Chevrillon ; price
3.50 francs.
" Bequel des Trois " and "Be
Crime de Gramercy Park," are the
titles of French translations of two of
A. K. Greene's novels ; they have been
put on the market by M. Jules Tallandier,
of Paris.
Herren Marquardt & Co., of Berlin,
published lately " Meissner Porzellan,
Seine Geschichte und Kiinstlerische Ent-
wickelung," by Willy Doenges, with many
plates and illustrations ; price, 1 5 marks,
bound.
The Reform Verlag, of Beipzig. an-
nounces a pamphlet " Die Schund-
literatur " (" Offal-literature "), by Arthur
Heldt ; price. 75 pfennig.
£1,085 for "Compleat
Angler "
At Messrs. Sotheby's rooms yesterday a
perfect copy of the first edition of Izaak
Walton's "Compleat Angler" realised
£1,185. Though a high price, tins is not
a record, another copy having been sold
for £1,290 in the Van Antwerp sale at
the same rooms in 1907. — Daily ±M ail,
March 20th, 1909.
Fairbairns' Book of Crests
Messrs. T. C. & E. C. Jack have pub-
lished the fourth edition, revised and
enlarged of that standard work, Fair-
bairns' " Book of Crests of the Families
of Great Britain and Ireland." 2 vols.,
ryl. 4to., at the reduced price of 25 s. net ;
the work was originally published at
£3 3s. net. It contains 43.000 entries of
names of people who have a crest, with
description of the same, and there are
upwards of 4,000 engravings. It is a
most valuable and interesting work.
March 27, 1909
The Publishers' Circular
485
A New Light on the
Renaissance
Messrs. J. M. Dent & Co. have just
published " A New Light on The Re-
naissance Displayed in Contemporary
Emblems," by Harold Bayley.
It is impossible in a short notice to
give an adequate idea of the importance
and charm of this handsome volume. It
forms a comprehensive study of Me-
diaeval Symbolism, gives us a new point
of view about such legends as the Holy I
Grail and the Romaunt of the Rose, and
demonstrates the persistence of certain
emblems for century after century from
the time when they first emerged from
the civilisation of Provence. The first j
chapter deals with " Paper-making and
the Albigenses," and we are reminded
that the craft of paper-making is nearly
200 years older than that of printing,
and that it was at first almost entirely
in the hands of this industrious people.
Watermarks first appeared hi 1282. and
until the latter half of the Eighteenth
Century they form an unbroken chain of
emblems enshrining the aspirations and
traditions of the Middle Ages. Mr.
Bayley concludes, after an exhaustive
exposition of the evidence, that the Re-
naissance was the direct result of the
influence exercised by paper-makers,
printers, and other artisans, and that in
consequence " the Nursing Mother of the
Renaissance " was not Italy but the Pro-
vencal district of France. Chapters are
also devoted to Religious Emblems, Em-
blems of Persecution and Preaching, The
Kabbalah, — a deeply interesting one to
" The Invention of Printing," others to
Printers' Devices and the Transference of
Woodblocks. There is much that is new
hi the book, much that will doubtless
give rise to controversy, but the dis-
criminating will find much delightful
reading within its covers, and the artist
will turn to it again and again for the sake
of the 400 facsimiles of woodcuts, em-
blems, tail-pieces, devices, &c. The get
up of the volume calls also for a word of
praise, and the indexing has been care-
fully done.
Letters to the Editor
We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
opinions expressed by our Correspondents.
ENGLISH BOOK - TRADE
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Dear Sir, — It may interest you to read,
in connection with the article, " A
Commonwealth Bookseller," hi P.C.,
February 27th (p. 277), pages 21-34 in a
book entitled ' ' Three Centuries of English
Book-Trade Bibliography," dedicated to
Mr. Edward Marston, and published in
1903 in an English edition by Sampson
Low, Marston & Co. In fact, that book
might interest anyone who wished to
write on English book trade bibliography.
Yours,
A. Growou,.
Office of The Publishers' Weekly,
298, Broadway, New York.
March 8th.
[We are much obliged to Mr. Growoll for
this very considerate reminder that our
calling William London of Newcastle
"The First English Bibliographer" was
a gross error as Andrew Maunsell over 60
years previously had published what was
probably the first English book-trade
catalogue. There were other catalogues
before London's, including William Jag-
gard's (16 1 9), and London was thus not
entitled to claim as he did of liis Catalogue
(1658) that " The like work was never yet
performed by any." We are glad that
our blunder gives an opportunity to say a
good word again for Mr. Growoll's ex-
cellent book, and to ex"ress our hope that
he has quite recovered from his recent
illness. — Ed. P.C.]
SMITH'S CATALOGUE RAISONNE"
Dear Sir, — In your issue of to-day
Messrs. Maemillan & Co. say that they
are surprised that anyone has been
found to take exception to the term
" obsolete " being now applied to John
Smith's celebrated Catalogue Raisonne.
In view of the fact that as yet only
i two volumes of Dr. de Groot's Catalogue
Raisonne have appeared, the disparaging
comparison with our reprint of John
Smith's Catalogue contained in Messrs.
Macmillan's long letter is, to say the
j least of it, prematura ; and in fairness to
ourselves and to the members of the
trade who have stocked our edition, we
, would draw the attention of Messrs. Mae-
millan and the numerous readers of their
I letter who may have thereby formed an
erroneous opinion of the respective value
of the two works, to an article signed by
Mr. W. Roberts, whose authority on such
matters is beyond dispute, which ap-
peared hi the AthencBum of March 6th.
In it Mr. Roberts says —
" John Smith's Catalogue Raisonne of
the works of the most eminent Dutch,
Flemish and French painters, of which
Messrs. Sands have just issued a literal
reprint, is a remarkable book, and has
i maintained an undisputed authority as
I a work of reference for just eighty years.
.... Dr. de Groot's Catalogue of
Dutch Painters will not even when
I completed entirely supersede Smith's
Catalogue, for Dr. de Groot has confined
his scholarly attention entirely to Dutch
painters, and has thrown overboard the
Flemish and French painters, who find
a place hi Smith. . . . The appearance of
this admirable reprint en bloc of nine
volumes is a sort of retribution. A book
in constant demand, it has of late years
j been the sport of the second-hand book-
I sellers. . . . Picture dealers are usually
well able to pay a good price for an indis-
pensable work of reference ; but there
are others to be considered — people to
whom such a book as Smith's Catalogue
is absolutely essential and to whom
thirty or forty pounds is a very serious
outlay."
No one will dispute the value of
Dr. de Groot's work ; every year the
records of picture sales and the libraries
of art lovers require to be supplemented ;
but equally so no one can say that time
and research will ever lessen the value
of John Smith's invaluable appreciation
of the great masters mentioned in his
volumes, then methods and technique,
I and his masterly criticism of their
i paintings. It would be equally unfair
to say that when the tenth volume of
Dr. de Groot's work appears his earlier
volumes will be obsolete. But the same
argument might apply in the one case as
in the other. In reality, both Smith and
De Groot are indispensable, and there is
room for both. — Yours, &c,
Sands & Co.
2i, Hanover St,, Edinburgh.
March 20th.
THE BOOKING-FEE QUESTION
Dear Sir, — In reply to "Moderate," I
am well aware that the 2d. is a charge
made by the carriers on each parcel
received by them, but my contention is
that the publishers getting their full
profits — having no half book to allow, as
a rule, on these small orders — are much
better able to pay this 2d. than the
booksellers are.
As to the suggested remedy, that the
carriers be asked to forego the booking-
fee, I understand on enquiry that this is
altogether out of the question — to do so
would simply mean higher contracts.
The amazing thhig is that the book-
sellers are so apathetic on these matters
affecting their vital interests. Why do we
not strenuously and unitedly agitate for
better terms ? Any other body of business
men would if working under similar
conditions.
Yours faithfully,
Henry R. Firmin.
Cardiff.
BOOKSELLERS' BLUNDERS
Dear Sir, — Mr. A. C. Madan is an
Oxford scholar and Swaheli is an East
African language. The Oxford scholar
has written both a dictionary and
grammar of the East African language.
This is how they are advertised for on
page 170 of your issue for January 30th
(the last to reach us here).
Madam Swahhi's Dictionary J !
Grammar
Book blunders are often very amusing,
and I have from time to time noticed
some extraordinary specimens of classi-
fication. Of course titles are often mis-
leading, and it is sometimes impossible to
" place " a book without examining it.
It is said that in the first half of last
century the Royal Agricultural Society
ordered several copies of Edgeworth's
" Essay on Irish Bulls," and in the latter
half repeated the performance with
Ruskin's " Notes on the Construction of
Sheepfolds. ' '
I remember, when I was an assistant
with a big firm in Cape Town many years
ago, a young apprentice who perpetrated
a couple of " howlers." Once he came
hot-foot from a customer for Bishop
Cocks and hen's (Oxenden's) " Earnest
Communicant," and another time for
Warne's " Moral (Model) Cookery." But
his chef d'eeuvre links him with history.
In 1893 or 1894, not long after the pioneer
column of occupation had reached Salis-
bury (Mashonaland) the late Mr. Rhodes
was very keen on sending them books for
their library. Just hiside the door we
had a set of Mr. Fisher Unwin's " Story
of the Nations " Series. Mr. Rhodes came
hi one day, took a look at the set, turned
to the lad (who happened to be nearest to
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him), swept his hand along the backs of
the books, and said " I'll take that lot."
The boy, who had never seen books
ordered in that fashion before, stared at
him open-mouthed for a moment, and
then came running round to say there was
a madman in the front shop !
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DURATION OF COPYRIGHT
Dear Sir, — It is worthy of note that the
duration of copyright of the late Mr.
Albert Midlane's first hymn, " Hark ! in
the Presence of Our God," written in
1842, will upon its expiry in 1916 have
extended over a period of seventy- four
years. The jubilee of the hymn by which
Mr. Midlane was best known, " There's a
Friend for Little Children," was cele-
brated in February last, only a few weeks
before the author's decease. Many of his
writings will have enjoyed a copyright
existence of between fifty and sixty years.
Is not this a somewhat exceptional
record ? — Yours, &c, Ntt**
F. T. Watt.
[It is unusual for an author to publish
so young as to hold a copyright for sixty
years. — Ed. P.C.]
Three Sumptuous Volumes
Voeume I. of each of Messrs. Jack's serial
publications — "The National Gallery,"
" Wild Beasts of the World and Beautiful
Flowers " is now ready. Vol. II. will be
published shortly, and each set when
•complete will contain 100 plates in colour,
in addition to the comprehensive text.
Notices of Books
From Mr. J. W. Arrowsmith, Bristol, and
Messrs. Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton,
Kent & Co., Ltd.—" Faith Healing,"
by H. J. Wilkins, D.D. " In every
heresy .... which makes headway,
there must be an underlying or funda-
mental truth." Dr. Wilkins is by no
means a worshipper in the Temple of
Christian Science, but he confesses to a
belief in some forms of Faith Healing.
He himself has had personal and practical
experience of the subject, and what he has
to say is sensible if unorthodox.
Messrs. G. Bell & Sons have added to
the other volumes of their " Queen's
Treasures Series " another of Mrs. Ewing's
books, "Jan of the Windmill." Beautifully
printed, and with delicate coloured illus-
trations by M. V. Wheelhouse, it forms a
delightful gift-book.
From Messrs. A. Brown & Sons, Ltd. —
" Young Citizen Readers : Fellowship."
This excellently arranged reader is intended
for senior forms. It is divided into six
parts, as follows : Mutual aid ; character
of the citizen ; health of the citizen ; the
citizen's home and business ; the citizen
and the State ; a citizen of the world.
The volume is not overloaded with illustra-
tions, but those it does contain are wisely
chosen and well reproduced.
From Messrs. Cassell & Co. — "jEveryday
Japan," by Arthur* Lloyd, M.A. The
author has lived and^worked twenty-five
years in Japan, he is a former Fellow of
Peterhouse, and now Lecturer at the
Imperial University at Tokio. He is,
therefore, well qualified to give us an
accurate picture of the everyday life of the
people. No detail escapes him, and none
is too small to interest him ; for he has
that priceless gift of sympathy which
makes his pages something more than
mere records of observed facts. Be the
subject what it will, police, markets, art,
music, religion, wrestlers, students, women's
work — on all he sheds light, and interests
his readers. The photographs are numer-
ous and good, and the eight full-page
coloured plates are things of real beauty.
From the Same. — " The Yellow God," by
H. Rider Haggard. The Yellow God was a
kind of mask made of gold ; its face was
that of a woman, malevolent yet very
beautiful ; and it had strange occult
powers. It came into the possession of a
penniless young Englishman who, un-
acknowledged even by himself, had a
superstitious reverence for its strange
qualities. Records of immeasurable
treasure led him to the West Coast of
Africa, accompanied by a native servant,
Jeekie, and by the mysterious Yellow God.
Their adventures were of an amazing kind,
and they are described by Mr. Rider
Haggard with a luxuriance of imagination
and a wealth of language which few writers
can command. The story has a strong
love interest, and the most elemental
passions of human nature rule the various
characters, and lead them to their
destinies.
From Messrs. T. & T. Clark.—" The Tests of
Life : a Study of the First Epistle of
St. John ; being the Kerr Lectures for
1909," by the Rev. Robert Law, D.D.,
Minister of Lauriston Place Church, Edin-
burgh. We recommend this volume, well
thought out and well written as it is, to
the consideration of that large and happily
increasing class of people who prefer
considered treatises to emotional pam-
phlets. The work, though naturally
Protestant, is not controversial.
From Mr. Robert Culley.— " The New
Testament : its authorship, date, and
worth," by the Rev. Joseph Agar Beet,
D.D. The object of this neat little volume
is not so much to give information about
the authorship, date and circumstances
of the books of the New Testament, as
to emphasise their value as the firm and
broad historical foundation of the Christian
faith and hope. The Gospels and Acts are
not touched ; but each of the other books
is concisely dealt with, and the reasons
for believing it to be a genuine apostolic
work are fairly stated. The general tone
is (very properly) conservative ; but Dr.
Beet agrees with most modern critics in
doubting the authenticity of the Second
Epistle of Peter.
From Messrs. Collier 9c Co. — " Snowbound :"
The record of a theatrical touring party,"
by Mr. Bram Stoker. The company are
snowed up in a Highland train, and
enliven the time by a variety of tales, the
accuracy of which (Mr. Stoker says) is not
guaranteed, but which doubtless served
their purpose, as they will serve the
reader's, if he is snowbound in train or
by his own fireside.
From the Same. — " The Heart of Monica."
This painful and vivid " human document "
is undeniably powerful as a study of a
sensitive and refined woman tied to a
hopeless drunkard. It is given in the form
of a series of letters, and ends upon a
happy note. Whether so realistic a treat-
ment of a distressing situation is suitable
in a novel may be doubted, but if it is to
be done at all then we have no fault to
find in the rendering before vis. The book
is anonymous.
From Messrs. J. M. Dent & Co. — "New
Things and Old in Saint Thomas Aquinas."
We cordially recommend this translation
of some of the many writings and treatises
of the angelic doctor as providing an
interesting insight into the realities of
Scholasticism and Catholicism. The Intro-
duction by H. C. O'Neill is masterly, and
we think he is worthy of all praise for his
attempt to introduce " one of the greatest
intellects of history " to a generation
which, whether it be modernist or worldly,
is fast losing grip of the spirit, the strength
and the truth of that Past whose key is
the Catholic Faith.
From the Same.—" The Story of Pisa,"
by Janet Ross and Nelly Erichsen. After
stating that this is one of the volumes
in Messrs. Dent's admirable " Mediaeval
Town Series " one need not say much
more in praise of this handsome, useful
and interesting little work. Like its
fellows it is a history as well as a guide
book. And the history of that strange
little city which was once a powerful
maritime state is as various and eventful
as almost any of the wondrous stories of
Italian City States. The first hundred
pages chronicling the career of Pisa are
by Mrs. Ross, the last three hundred by
Miss Erichsen, who is also artist of thirty
pleasing pictures, of a character known
to the possessors of " Assissi," " Rome."
"Verona," and "Venice," in the same
justly popular series. Three of them
show different views of that most pic-
turesque of groups — the duomo, baptistery,
and leaning tower. Besides Miss Erichsen' s
sketches the book is ornamented by ten
reproductions of ancient pictures, one
showing the tower in which Dante's
Ugohno della Gherardesia and his sons
and grandsons died of famine. Bonanno's
map of Pisa, about a thousand and ten
years old, and a modern large-scale plan.
Friends of the late Mr. C. F. Blackburn,
who was for many years editor of the
" English Catalogue of Books," and who
used " Alia Giornata " as his motto and
pen-name, will be interested iu the descrip-
tion of Palazzo Uppeziughi on page 347.
Strange to say that page is left out of the
index, though pages 119, 135, 139, where
the palace is casually mentioned, are given.
From Messrs. Henry J. Drane, Ltd. — "It
Was not to Be." Translated from the
German by F. M. Johnson. A sentimental
story of unsatisfied love. It is written in
the first person, and the hero's vanity and
self-satisfaction are rather irritating. The
characters are wall drawn, though the
writing is careless and amateurish. ^
From the Same. — " Under the Pink Chest-
nuts," by William Parrott. A story of the
old-fashioned type, breezy and wholesome.
The action takes place in the country,
among the upper middle-classes : there is
plenty of open-air exercise, hunting, Sec,
and most of the characters are plain,
honest folk whose joys and sorrows are
described with sympathy and understand-
ing. There is a strong love interest, the
characterisation is good, and the destinies
of the more prominent personages are
suitably rounded off.
From the Same. — " Helen Polskas Lover ;
or the Merchant Prince," by Adolphe
Danziger. The scene of this novel is laid
in Warsaw, and the author asks us to bear
in mind that things Polish must not be
judged by English standards. But no
apology is needed, for the romance of the
chivalrous shopkeeper who refuses to buy
his aristocratic bride, and will only win
her by sheer merit, is of a kind to appeal
to human sympathies everywhere. The
style, though not free from Americanisms,
is id iomatic and direct, and the story is
eminently readable.
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From Messrs. Duckworth & Co. — The
English Review for March contains further
instalments of Joseph Conrad's " Some
Reminiscences," Granville Barker's
" Georgiana," and H. G. Wells' " Tono-
Bungay." Mr. Hiluire Belloc has a
censored article on " The Source of In-
formation," and there is a typical article
entitled " The Homelessness of Jones,"
by Mr. G. K. Chesterton.
From the Same. — " Faith," by Mr. R. B.
Cunninghame Graham. A score of short
stories by a writer whose literary grace and
charm are well-known. There is no
pretension to any great plot or thrilling
incident ; but we are given a series of
quiet picturesque vignettes portraying
diverse lives in Spain and elsewhere.
The nun, the old socialist, the priest, the
blind Arab, and many other types confess
themselves in Mr. Graham's sympathetic
pages " strangers and pilgrims on the
earth."
From Messrs. Everett & Co. — " Felix Stone,"
by Alice and Claude Askew. This is the
story of a self-made millionaire, who
marries for love when poor, goes to
America and makes a huge fortune,
returns and marries, or pretends to marry,
a proud, cold, selfish aristocratic beauty,
knowing his first wife to be alive. Driven
insane for a time by his cruel treatment,
the real wife loses her memory long
enough for her husband and his wife in
the eyes of the world to get to hate each
other properly. He is wandering over
London Bridge at midnight or near it,
driven half mad by the callousness of the
woman who has borne him a daughter,
and who insists on going to a ball with an
old lover the night her child is dying.
On London Bridge he sees a woman
throw herself into the icy river, he jumps
in, saves her, and finds it is his real
wife, Dorothy. While clinging to a barge
chain in mid-Thames he recognises her,
gets her to say she forgives him and loves
him, and everything conies out fairly
right in the end. Such clever weavers of
stories of life and love and hate as Alice
and Claude Askew may be relied on to
provide plenty of fairly exciting reading,
and this their latest story is not likely
to disappoint their large public.
From Messrs. Gale & Polden, Ltd.— " Hand-
book for Drivers of the Mounted Services,"
by an Adjutant. This invaluable little book
contains, among other things, Catechism
for Recruits, Notes on Grooming, Care of
Saddlery, Model Orders for Drivers when
on Duty, Veterinary Hints for Common
Ailments and Injuries, and Hygienic Notes,
and should be of great use to Territorial
recruits in the mounted forces as an aid to
promotion, for it is the knowledge of these
things that produces smartness, and smart-
ness is what is required in both the Terri-
torial and Regular Armies. Although this
book is written by a soldier for soldiers,
there is no reason why it should not also
be used by those civilians who keep horses
or have the care of horses, and we can
safely recommend it to both.
From the Same. — " Why I should Join the
Territorial Force of My Country," by
" V. D.," setting forth in an interesting
way the advantages of joining the Terri-
torial Army, the benefits derived from it,
and giving tables in answer to the
questions, " What pay shall I receive
while in camp ? " and " What shall I
have to do ? " There seems every prob-
ability that it will be circulated widely,
as it is published at the low rate of 7s.
per hundred, and at special low rates
for large quantities. Given the circulation,
it will certainly be a success, and a great
help to recruiting. A credit to its pub-
lishers in every way.
From The Gresham Publishing Co. — " The
Modern Baker, Confectioner and Caterer,"
edited by John Kirkland. Divisional,
Vol. 5. The publication of this practical
and scientific work for the Baking and
Allied Trades proceeds apace. Vol. 5 is
divided into five sections dealing respec-
tively with menu dishes, light refreshments,
outside catering and bakery fixtures and
fittings. There are many contributions
from leading specialists and trade experts,
and a very large number of first-class
illustrations, some of which are coloured.
The thoroughness, accuracy and good
taste which we always find in the books
of these publishers are evident throughout.
From Messrs. Harper & Brothers. — Two
new volumes issued by Messrs. Harper in
their " Library of Living Thought " are
certain of a wide welcome. They are
Professor Flinders Petrie's " Personal
Religion in Egypt before Christianity,"
and Tolstoi's " The Teaching of Jesus."
In Messrs. T. C. and E. C. Jack's series of
The World's Story Tellers " Stories
from Balzac " and " Stories from Chateau-
briand " are now to be found, both these
latest volumes being provided with an
introductory essay by Mr. Arthur Rau-
some.
From the Same. — " Merry Moments with
Scholars," by Henry J. Barker. A collec-
tion of authentic anecdotes concerning the
school life of children, with a number of
short essays written by youngsters on
various subjects. Most of them are very
amusing, and the book is well calculated
to while away an idle half-hour.
From the Same. — " Three Plays of Shakes-
peare," by Algernon Charles Swinburne.
The three plays studied are- " Othello,"
" King Richard II.," and " King Lear."
Mr. Swinburne, of course, is a fine and
illuminating critic of Elizabethan drama,
and he has many subtle things to say in
these three short papers. The keynote of
the book is to be found in its opening
sentence : " If nothing were left of Shake-
speare but the single tragedy of " King
Lear," it would still be as plain as it is now
that he was the greatest man that ever
lived."
From Mr. William Heinemann. — The fifth
volume of " The Greatness and Decline of
Rome," by Guglielmo Ferrero (translated
by the Rev. H. J. Chaytor). This volume
deals with the Republic of Augustus, a
momentous and an interesting period,
which is ably treated by the author in his
masterly manner. Those who have the
former volumes will be anxious to add
this to their shelves.
From Messrs. Hodder & Stoughton two
neat volumes of their " Useful Knowledge
Series": (1) "Geographical Discover)',"
by Mr. Joseph Jacobs, with 24 maps;
and (2) " Germ Life," by Mr. H. \Y. Conn,
with 34 illustrations. These books are
models of popular exposition of scientific
subjects — clear, readable, and as little
obscured by technicalities as the conditions
permit. The illustrations of bacteria are
clear and correct, and if some of the maps
in Mr. J acobs' volume are necessarily much
reduced, he more than makes up for this
by the admirable summaries of geographical
discovery at the end of his volume. These
alone are worth the modest shilling which
is the price of each book.
From Messrs. William R. Jenkins & Co. —
" Lectures et Conversations," par Dubois
et De Geer. Following each lesson are a
number of questions directly bearing upon
it ; the lessons are alternated with stories
and anecdotes, many idioms and con-
versational expressions being introduced.
Everything is arranged so naturally and
logically that the student desiring to
continue his French lessons by himself
could not desire a more suitable book.
From Messrs. King, Sell & Olding, Ltd. —
" Heat and Other Forces," by Colonel
W. F. Badgley. The particular value of
Colonel Badgley's book lies in its in-
dependence and outspokenness. He is no
friend of the cock-sure scientist who
selects and arranges facts to fit in with
his latest theory, and he exposes many
fallacies that have from time to time
originated from, or received the support
of, eminent scientists. The book will
appeal to all educated men, for though it
enters into questions of profound interest,
it does so in non-technical language.
There are thirty-three chapters in all,
each of which is self-contained and in-
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489
dependent of the rest ; they deal with such
subjects as the sun, atmosphere, vibrations,
diffusion, cold and electricity. . %
From* Mr. John Lane. — " The Prince's
Pranks," by Charles Lowe. A happy-go-
lucky story of an autographed fan, secret
service agents, anarchists, a disguised
Prince, a bomb covered with pineapple
rind, journalism, and a hundred other
seemingly disconnected subjects. Prince
William of Prussia is the central character
and his " pranks " are of an amazing
description. The situations brought
about by the ingenuity of Mr. Lowe are
sometimes exceedingly comic and often
unusually exciting, and the anarchist
plot to murder four kings in Queen
Victoria's Jubilee Procession provides a
number of startling pages. Mr. Lowe has
a ready and fluent pen, and his story is
light, amusing and original in style.
From the Same. — " The Journal of John
Mayne," edited by John Mayue Colles.
The pages of this most readable volume
consist of contemporary notes taken during
a tour on the Continent, when it was
re-opened to the English after the Revolu-
tion, immediately before " The Hundred
Days." The author was twenty-three
years old when he paid this visit to France
and Italy. He did not penetrate into the
high places of politics, nor does he recount
interviews with important personages.
His study was of the ordinary man, and of
Continental views, manners, customs, and
amusements generally ; his descriptions
and comments, expressed with kindly
humour, evince shrewd powers of observa-
tion and criticism. Mr. Ma3'ne had a well-
informed mind and an insatiable intellec-
tual curiosity concerning all matters that
attract the attention of the cultured
Englishman. His art criticism, whether of
painting, sculpture, music or the drama,
has the freshness and energy of original
judgment. The book is illustrated by a
number of reproductions of contemporary
prints, and presents to the reader a
definite picture of life and travel under
conditions which have vanished as com-
pletely as those of a thousand years ago.
From the Same. — " El Greco : an Account
of his Life and Works,'' by A. F. Calvert
and C. Gasquoiue Hartly, with 1 36 repro-
ductions from his most celebrated pictures.
We are glad to see an account of "El
Greco " included in the Spanish Series,
though he was not of Spanish origin.
There is probably no painter about whom
less is known, his very name is uncertain,
and almost the only definite fact that can
be relied on is the date of his death at
Toledo in 1614, when Velazquez was
fifteen years old. Mr. Calvert claims for
him that " he was the inspirer of Velazquez,
and the forerunner of modern art." The
reader will be able, with the help of the
large number of illustrations, to form a
clear idea of "El Greco's powers, and his
position in the history of Spanish art —
for whatever his birth-place it is to Spain
that he unquestionably belongs."
From Messrs. Macmillan. — " Peace and
Happiness," by the Right Hon. Lord
Avebury, P.C. As Lord Avebury says :
" We all wish for peace and happiness ;
but how are they to be secured ? " The
veteran philosopher discusses the problem
with all the easy grace and abundant
quotation familiar to readers of his other
kindred works ; and concludes, like all the
great ethical teachers, that " everyone can,
if he chooses, keep his mind on the whole
at peace, contented and cheerful. He
can do it, but no one else can, though others
may help." Many readers may find help,
as well as enjoyment, in a perusal of these
|, artless pages.
From the Same. — " Jimbo : a Fantasy," by
Algernon Blackwood. Jimbo is a sensitive
and highly imaginative lad who has for a
father a well-meaning, but blundering
Colonel. The boy " sees " things — things
that have no objective existence ; but these
creations of his imagination are quite
pleasant until his governess, with the best
intentions, suggests that the Empty
House contains something" evil. Hence-
• forth he suffers, and an accident rendering
him unconscious, he journeys through
space, and has a jumble of strange other-
world adventures. There is real imagina-
tion and psychological insight in the
" fantasy," and we can recommend its
perusal to all who have children in their
care.^i, g?'f><.
From thef Same. — A volume of their Illus-
trated Pocket Dickens, " Our Mutual
Friend " with a Bibliographical Introduc-
tion by Charles Dickens the Younger, and
a facsimile of the original wrapper.
From the Same. — " Social Life at Rome in
the Age of Cicero," by W. WTarde Fowler,
Fellow and Lecturer of Lincoln College,
Oxford. Those who know Mr. Fowler's
previous books on " Roman Festivals "
and " The City States of the Greeks and
Romans " will take up his new book with
lively and confident interest. Like those
works it is concerned with matters of
which the professed historian too seldom
takes notice, though they are essential
to a right understanding of men and
events. Mr. Fowler describes Rome in
the time of Cicero, and shows with remark-
able fulness of knowledge how people of all
classes lived, though naturally he has
more ample information concerning the
rich than the poor. Opening with a chapter
on the topography of the Eternal City, he
guides the reader on what may be called a
personally conducted tour, in the course
of which various scenes or objects famous
in the history of Rome are visited. Then
we have glimpses of the lower orders in
their daily life, of the men of business and
the governing aristocracy. Later chapters
deal with marriage and education, slavery,
amusements, town and country life and
religion. Cicero is, of course, the central
figure, and much of the information is
derived from his letters, especially those
addressed to his friend and financial
adviser Atticus. But many and sometimes
quite unexpected sources are drawn upon.
It us in the section cn Slavery there is a
reference to Mark Twain's " Huckleberry
Finn," and such recent writers as Sir
W. M. Ramsay and Dr. Q. B. Mayor are
also quoted ; while the Epilogue is devoted
to a consideration of Mr. Balfour's recent
lecture cn " Decadence." These names
give some indication of the wide field from
which Mr. Fowler has draw his illustrations
and the thoroughness with which he has
done his work. Students will find his
book a Compendium of the Social History
of Rome at a time of unsurpassed interest,
and the general reader a wonderfully
I fascinating and graphic story, full of
absorbing detail and containing not a few
admirable character sketches. A map and
several illustrations enhance the value of
the volume.
From Messrs. Horace Marshall & Son. —
"The New Latin Delectus: Book II.,"
by W. Jenkyn Thomas, M.A., and E. P.
Doughty, M.A. This Delectus is intended
for the earlier reading of boys and girls
who learn Latin, and especially for schools
with a leaving age of about sixteen. The
humanistic side of teaching has been
insisted upon. The extracts contained in
the volume present, so far as is possible
through the medium of Latin, the Greek
myths which have most influenced English
literature. There is a complete vocabulary,
and the notes are clear and to the point.
From the Same. — " A Primer of General
History," by A. J. Evans, M.A. Of late
years' thererhasrbeenra growing recognition
of the necessity of teaching outlines of
general history in our schools. " The
Primer of, General History," of which the
present volume, dealing with the period
from 1492 to 1870, forms the third part,
is an inexpensive text-book dealing with the
subject in a thorough and practical
manner.
From the Same. — "The Heroes of the
Hebrew Monarchy," by Mrs. F. S. Boas.
Mrs. Boas has a sympathetic pen, and 'an
intuitivej understanding of the point of
view of young people. Her slight' but
living and picturesque studies of the lives
of Samuel, Saul, David, Solomon, Elijah
audi Elisha are exceedingly capable pieces
of work. They have not been written for
the purposes of religious instruction, but
rather in order to touch the imagination
of young students, so that they may! be
induced to inquire further for themselves.
From Masters & Co.—" Life After Death,',
by Rev. S. C. Gayford, M.A. The author
treatsj'of the subject of life after death
in all its aspects — the intermediate state,
the resurrection of the body, the last
Judgment and Heaven. Much of the
matter is necessarily speculative, but in
the opening chapter the reader is referred
to the sources of our knowledge on this
solemn subject, and is thus able to see that
little concerning our future life can be
known with certainty.
From Messrs.* Meiklejohn[>& Holden. — "A
Map of South America," the first of a
series of Oroscopic Maps, has just been
issued by Messrs. Meiklejohn & Holden.
It is printed in two colours, the land
brown and the sea blue ; the mountains
are marked in black and white lines, and
the rivers in the same colour but somewhat
lighter than the sea. There are no super-
fluous names, and the map, which measures
29/i inches by 18^ inches, is certainly an
excellent one for school teaching.
From Mr. J. Milne. — " The Indian Criminal,"
by H. L. Adam. Mr. Adam has compiled
his chatty volume principally from verbal
and documentary information given him
by officials engaged in India. His work
is not a serious contribution to criminology
or psychology, but simply a collection of
stories, descriptions and anecdotes, which,
because of their unusual nature, shed an
unfamiliar light on sides of life which are
not often revealed to the public. The
Eastern poisoner is described, and there
are two chapters of unusual convict
stories ; railway thieves seem to carry
on a good trade, and cheating and gambling
are evidently not confined to European
scoundrels. The account of a modern
gaol is interesting, and there are readable
chapters on curious clues, military pension
frauds, and the iron safe gang. The volume
is well illustrated.
From the Same.—" Thou Shalt Not." This
is the suggestive title of a story of Devon-
shire peasant life by Newman Harding.
No one will be able to deny its interest or
power. Steve, the hero, is a fine young
fellow, whose temptation and other trials
enlist the reader's sympathy. The author
has a fine, strong style, and handles
delicate situations with admirable skill.
It seems impossible that brutes such as
are described in this book are allowed to
exist in the lovely West Country.
From Messrs. Moffat. Yard & Co., New York
(London : Arthur F. Bird).—" The Maid's
Forgiveness," a Play, by John Jay Chap-
man. This three-act play by an American
dramatist is founded upon incidents con-
nected with the career of King Sigmund, a
German monarch of the Twelfth Century.
His secret marriage, when a Prince and
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March 27, 1909
Crusader, with a Burgomaster's daughter
leads to the usual complications, and forms
the pivot upon which the skilful plot is j
developed. The drama is written through-
out both in prose and blank verse. It
strikes us as well adapted for stage repre-
sentation, private or public.
From Messrs. Morgan & Scott, Ltd. —
" A Handbook to Truth," by the Rev.
John 0. West. Mr. George Nicholls, M.P., j
who contributes a Preface to this little j
book does it no more than justice in saying
that " it is a book for the times, and worth
reading by all who have the welfare of our ,
nation at heart." It tells the old old story
of the power of Christ to regenerate the
heart of an individual or of a nation,
but tells it with freshness and simplicity, j
in earnest conviction that " for every
need of mankind God has this remedy
in Christ."
From the Same. — " Life in the Word,"
by Mr. Philip Mauro. An unpretending
but by no means worthless endeavour to
exhibit the Bible as the living and life-
giving voice of God ; and to prove that
" there is not a single assertion of the Bible j
that is in conflict with any demonstrated I
fact of science."
From Messrs. A. R. Mowbray & Co., Ltd. —
" Counsels and Precepts," a translation of
selections from a French devotional book
" De la vie et des Vertus Chretiennes," by
Mgr. Gay, Bishop of Authedon. Though
modestly described as " Extracts," the ;
English version forms a complete and !
continuous work. Its aim is to show that
theiconventual life is not a thing apart |
from, but rather an intensified form of,
ordinary Christian life. It is recommended
by Canon Body in a short Preface as likely
to be^of great practical value to members
of religious communities.
From Mr. Eveleigh Nash. — " Hints on House
Furnishing," by W. Shaw Sparrow. Mr.
Shaw Sparrow is the author of many useful
and interesting works, including The English
House, The Modern Home, and the British :
Home of To-day ; a new book therefore j
by this clever writer is likely to have an I
exceptional interest. Mr. Sparrow says J
the topic of this book is a problem or a set
of problems, not in a vague something
called decoration, but in a direct and 1
tangible benefit to ourselves known as
mother-wit or commonsense. The key-
note of the whole book appears to be : get
the best possible value for your money in j
house furnishing. As Mr. Sparrow says,
a cottage can be furnished with fifty pounds
or with five hundred thousand ; no matter
if the expenditure is small or large it should
yield the highest possible interest in the j
way we expect. In the space at our '
disposal we cannot, unfortunately, do more
than mention the subjects dealt with in !
this book. They include, taking the chapter
headings : — House and Home, a Few
Words on Cheapness, Systems or Methods j
of Furnishing, Taste, Character and Home
Life, The English Tradition, On Colour,
Walls and their Treatment, Floors
and their Treatment, Ceilings, Win-
dows, Blinds and Curtains, Textile
Fabrics, Crockery, Furniture, Sanitary
Appliances, &c. Apart from its value as a
guide on the all-important subject of
house furnishing, to those about to be
married it is a highly entertaining book,
full of hints and " tips " on what to expect
and what to avoid, a mine of practical
knowledge. The illustrations are many 1
and good, and considerably enhance the
value of the book, which is thoroughly
sensible and most practical.
From The New Age Press, Ltd -" The
Problem jof Parliament : a Criticism and
a f,Remedy," . by Victor Grayson, M.P.,
and G. R. S. Taylor. The authors prove to
their own satisfaction that the Liberal, t
Tory and Labour Parties have all failed
in their attempts to deal with the problem
of Reform. They then proceed to urge
the need for the formation of a Socialist
Party, which, we suppose, will do all that
the other Parties have failed to do.
From Mr. David Nutt. — ■" Tommy and a
Tower," by Fergus Graham. " Tommy " }
is a fascinating little lady, and the " Tower"
is the unconventional dwelling-place of
Mr. Cassilis, bachelor and misogynist.
He rescues " Tommy " from a river in .
flood, carries her to his house, and most
promptly falls in love. He is timid, ;
however, and untoward events come in
the way of consummation of his happiness, j
until the reader is thrilled by reading the
description of a lady confessing her love !
Curtain and subsequent happiness.
From Messrs. Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner
& Co., Ltd. — " European Travellers in
India," by Edward Farley Oaten, B.A.,
LL.B. The subject for the Le Bas Prize
Essay of 1908 was as follows : " European
travellers in India during the fifteenth,
sixteenth, and seventeenth centuries ;
the evidence afforded by them with
respect to Indian social institutions, and
the nature and influence of Indian Govern-
ments." Mr. Oaten has treated the subject
from the human point of view, and he I
regards the various characters who flit
across hisjpages in the light as much of
adventurers and pioneers as of collectors
of social and political facts. This method
of treating the subject naturally tends to
make the book wider in its appeal, though
the period covered is so extensive that ;
Mr. Oaten has not been able to enlarge on
the more picturesque aspects of his subject, j
From Messrs. C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd. —
" The ' How does it Work ' of Electricity,"
by Thomas W. Corbin. The title explains :
the nature of the book, which deals in an
elementary yet accurate manner with such
fascinating subjects as Dynamos, Electric
Motors, Switches and Controllers, Switch-
boards, Transformers, Electric Heating and j
Lighting, Electric Tramways and Railways,
&c. The information given is clear and
easily understood, and many excellent
half-tones and line drawings are given. It
is an A 1 book for any boy or man with a
leaning towards things electric.
From ^Messrs. G. Philip & Son, Ltd.—
" London to York : the great North Road."
This is another of Messrs. G. Philip & Son's
" Finger-post " Strip Maps. There is
little, if ^any room for improvement in
these maps, and they thoroughly deserve
the large sale that they have. They are
clearly printed, and further additions to
this series will be welcome.
From The Premier Publishing fiCo. , Ltd.
— " The Licensed Victuallers' Year Book
for 1909." The thirty-seventh issue of j
this valuable book is better than any of
its predecessors, for various new features
have been added, including special chapters |
advising the licensed victualler in the
daily management of his business. All 1
the old features are retained, and the I
book forms an admirable " remembrancer, j
record and calendar " for licensed vic-
tuallers, hotel-keepers, brewers, distillers,
vintners, &c.
From Mr. Grant Richards.—" The Grip of
Fear," by Maurice Level. Onesimus Coche, '
a Parisian journalist, late at night meets !
two men and a woman returning from a
murder they have just committed. Losing '
sight of the murderess, he traces the habitat
of their victim, and discovers the dead
body of an old man in an empty house.
The idea occurs to Coche that, this is a
splendid opportunity to give the public
an object-lesson on the inefficiency of the
police, so he purposely leaves behind him a
few false clues, and during the next few
days behaves in such a manner as to throw
suspicion upon himself. But he gets
entangled in his own web, and when
arrested finds himself unable to prove his
innocence. , The nervous tension he under-
goes breeds incipient insanity ; he is con-
demned to death, but at the moment of
execution he is saved. The book is strong
and unusual ; Mr. Level does not spare the
reader in his descriptions of unpleasant
scenes.
From Messrs. William Rider & Sons, Ltd. —
" Psychic Philosophy," by V. C. Desertis.
Mr. Desertis approaches the great mass
of psychic phenomena recorded by recent
investigators in a philosophic spirit, and
deduces from it a religion of natural law.
He is convinced of the objectivity of the
soul of man, and has with much skill and
clearness collated the evidence which
led him to that conviction. The volume is,
in reality, a reprint, the first edition having
appeared twelve years ago ; but the
scheme of it, and the manner in which
it has been carried out, are new enough
to-day, and the concluding chapter brings
it quite up to date. Dr. Alfred Russel
Wallace contributes an approving intro-
ductory note.
From the Same.—" The Cloud upon the
Sanctuary," is a translation by Madame
Isabella de Steiger of letters written about
1795, by Karl von Eckartshausen. one of
the group of German mystics contem-
porary with Lavater. The theory de-
veloped is that of an exoteric Divine Society
of which the Christian Church is only an
outward shell or symbol. With this view
the " real value " of the rites and tenets of
Catholic Christendom is explained for the
benefit of the elect. The translator has
added the elucidatory appendices, and
there is an introduction by Mr. A. E. Waite.
Those who desire to study occultism from
a Christian standpoint will find much to
attract them in this book.
From Messrs. Alston Rivers, Ltd. -" The
Dartmoor House that Jack Built." by
John Trevena. This clever book tells how
the inhabitants of a Dartmoor parish, or
many of them, join forces to bring a great
big libel action against John Trevena for
things " wrote about 'em " in his other
" buke," and we do not wonder at it.
Mr. Trevena must not imagine his
readers have all got indiarubber patiences ;
we get mighty tired of so much of
" Willum " and his dirty old mother,
and the idiotic " man," and the rest of the
unattractive inhabitants of the t place.
Beatrice is the redeeming feature of the
story, and we shall be glad to meet her
again — though she is rather too fond
of telling yarns. If the rest of the char-
acters all tumbled down one of their
old disused mines nobody would shed a
tear over them, and Mr. Trevena could
start with a fresh lot.
From The Sanitary Publishing Co.. Ltd. -
" Modern Methods of Sewage Disposal."
by W. H. Trentham and James Saunders.
A" practical handbook for the use of
members of local authorities and their
officials. The experience of twenty years
in the design, construction, and practical
management of sewage disposal has enabled
the authors to place before the reader a
book that is of the utmost practical value ;
it is simply written, well illustrated, and
not too technical.
From The Walter Scott Publishing Co.. Ltd.
— " A Short History of the English Stage
from its Beginnings to the Summer of the
year 1908," by R. Farquharson Sharp.
This is an attempt to give within reasonable
compass a connected history of the
development of the English theatre from
the days of miracle plays to the present
time. Knglish drama is dealt with only
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incidentally, the main subject being
English theatres and English acting. An
excellent index adds greatly to the value
of this interesting and useful work.
From Messrs. Seeley & Co., Ltd.—" How
Telegraphs and Telephones Work," by
Charles R. Gibson. The author wrote this
book in response to many requests from
readers of his " Romance of Modern
Electricity and Electricity of To-day," who
wanted further details of interest to those
studying the subjects. He has produced
an interesting and useful book which, deal-
ing with such subjects as The Electric
Current, Telegrams, Cablegrams, Wireless
Telephony and Telegraphy, Induction Coils,
Lighting, &c, in a non-technical manner,
is well adapted for perusal by non-scientific
readers. The illustrations are good and
numerous.
From Messrs. Sisleys, Ltd. — " Nightshade,"
by Roy Horniman. Four stories, each of
them original and striking in its way.
They are all rather painful, and one — of
a white lady and her daughter and a
negro, the sole survivors of a shipwreck,
living on a desert island — deals with
things which even if imaginable, are
perhaps best left untold ; but the tales
have an undoubted attractiveness and
gloomy power. The book is printed in a
style worthy of the " makers of beautiful
books."
From Messrs. Smith. Elder & Co.—" Th
Wander Years," by J. H. Yoxall, M.P.
Mr. Yoxall has turned essayist, and he
writes in this form as though to the
manner born. Such ease, such charm,
such frequent and felicitous allusion to art
and letters are not often met with in the
literature of to-day, and it is no exaggera-
tion to say that the author has devised
a new genre of essay. The book mingles
individual views of life, literature, art
and connoisseurship with brilliant sketches
of associated places and persons ; it is
witty, gay, and full of the joy and sadness
of life ; and it has a real and unmistakable
literary flavour. Such work as this will
not go unnoticed and unacknowledged,
and the volume will considerably enhance
Mr. Yoxall's reputation.
From Mr. Elliot Stock.—" The Mysterv of
Seven," by E. M. Smith. Miss (?) Smith
has already written a book entitled
" The Mystery of Three," and there can
be no question of her ability to deal with
occult subjects. She maintains that the
number seven is used throughout the Bible
as a " catchword," and calls attention to
many silent analogies, or parallelisms,
between the Old and New Testaments.
Many of her arguments are enforced with
skill, and her grasp of the subject is firm
and sure.
From the Same. — " Light on the Advent,"
by T. Nayler. Mr. Nayler has written a
treatise that, with a good deal of plausi-
bility andsolid argument, tends to show that
the Advent, or the Second Coming of
Messiah, took place, in fulfilment of
prophecy, at the end of the siege and
destruction of Jerusalem and its magnifi-
cent Temple by the Romans (a.d. 70).
His subject matter is based on the pro-
phecies of the Messiah, recorded by some
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The British Constitution for Two-
pence : . .... .. ..517
Notes and Announcements . . . . 517
Publishers' Association Annual
Meeting .. .. .. ..519
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THE
Publishers' Circular
The
British Constitution
for Twopence
In a ceaseless shower small ephemeral
things come fluttering from the press
like leaves in autumn : " unnoticed and
unknown " is the epitaph for most of
them. There are lots of people in the
world with nothing to do and lots of
time to do it in ; why do they not start
a society for the Quest, Rescue and
Reprinting of Literary Waifs and Strays ?
What miles and miles of thought and
experience have to be re-thought and
re-experienced for the want of such a
society !
Political pamphlets form a large part
of these ephemeral productions of the
press ; but one has to be careful how one
deals with politics in papers like the P. C.
Some time ago we had occasion to put in
a good word for The Westminster Gazette,
recommending particularly the Saturday
issue as a capital week-end budget of
news, literary and general. "Sir, — If
there is any more recommending of
Radical rags in the P.C. I shall stop my
subscription ! " This must have been
from one of those hot and strong weak-
minded politicians who are afraid to
read the other side of the question lest
they be converted. Then, more recently,
we quite innocently referred to the fact
that the Evening News had for over two
years been publishing every evening
articles by people still alive about things
in London when good Queen Victoria's
reign was young, and said what a capital
paper it is. " Sir, — If I catch you bending
the P.C. knee to that Baal of rabid
Toryism, The Evening News, again,
I shall — -stop my subscription ! "
It is therefore with fear and trembling
that we approach the subject of " Our
Government : Imperial and L-ocal,"
an anonymous pamphlet, published at
Two Pence by Messrs. R. Gibson & Sons,
of 48, Queen Street, Glasgow. If we lose
any subscribers in consequence of recom-
mending it heartily and strongly to the
attention of our readers we shall con-
clude they are enemies of the British
Constitution — and have not paid then-
subscriptions. Yes, there are even people
who have not paid their over-due sub-
scriptions— a few, not many. They go on
taking the paper when the postman
brings it ; they take no notice of the
most delicate reminders, and if we stop
it — " Sir, — Why has my P.C. not arrived
this week ? If this gross negligence is
repeated I shall stop my subscription.
P.S. — Postal Order enclosed." Then we
feel like the angels in heaven, who have
more joy over one subscriber who re-
penteth than over ihnety-and-nine just
men who pay in advance !
" From what has been stated in the
preceding paragraphs it will be seen
that while Parliament, through its
grants-in-aid and through its respon-
sible ministers, retains effective control
over the adnrinistration of the law in
every corner of the British Empire, yet
excessive centrabsation has been
avoided and local initiative left un-
impaired— a characteristic of the genius
of Anglo-Saxon nations ; for, as noted
in Chapter I., there is a continuity in
our Constitutional history from its very
beginning, and to the children of
to-day will fall the task of continuing
to-morrow the history of that delicately
balanced yet effective machine the
British Constitution."
This is the last paragraph in this little
Twopenny forty-page non-party pam-
phlet on " Our Government : Imperial
and Local " already referred to. Here are
the titles of the chapters :—
I- — The Growth of the Constitution.
II. — -Parliament.
111 ■ — Parliament and Legislation.
IV- — Parliament and the Executive.
V. — Local Government.
In this little work there is no Preface
or Introduction, not a word as to the
author, nor any explanation as to its
object or for whom it is intended ; nothing
but the one word, " Citizenship." So we
may infer it is an attempt to explain the
machinery of the Empire. Being published
in Scotland it is probably part of a series
intended for use in educating the youth
of Scotland, where the art of education is
better understood than in any other
country ; being English, we are sorry to
say so. Anyway, this little work gives
far the best mind's-eye glance at the
British Constitution that we have ever
come across. If there is a better we
should like to see it. We do not think if
£1,000 had been offered a better little
work on its great subject could have been
produced than this. Whether the author's
statements are correct in every case, not
knowing, we cannot say ; it seems to us
they are as absolutely impartial as they
are admirably clear, and we wish every
citizen of our Empire could have a copy.
They would be all the better citizens for
it, if for nothing else, then for an admirable
lesson in the use of English for imparting
knowledge — and all for " tuppence ! "
Notes and Announcements
Will the Trade kindly note that in
consequence of the Easter Holidays our
issue for next week, April ioth, will be
published on Wednesday afternoon, April
7th. All matter intended for insertion in
this issue should be sent in by Monday,
April 5th.
Mr. Marion Crawford's new novel,
" The White Sister : a Story of Rome,"
will be published by Messrs. Macmillan
& Co. on May 4th. They have arranged
to publish Mrs. Percy Dearmer's new
story, " Gervase," on April 20th.
Mr. Hope Moncrieff is supplementing
his volumes on." Bonnie Scotland " and
" The Highlands and Islands," by another
entitled "The Heart of Scotland," that
is, Perthshire and its borders. This part
of the country is so called not only as
containing its most famous scenery, but
as best blending Highland and Lowland
charms, and as having made the focus
of natural life and history. The illustra-
tions, which_are by Mr. Sutton Palmer,
will mostly .^be drawn from " Bonnie
Scotland," and Messrs. Black will publish
the book.
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The Publishers' Circular
April 3, 1909
Mr. J. Lane has published a shilling
edition of Lieutenant Bilse's " Life in a
Garrison Town."
Mr. Arthur H. Stockwell announces
for immediate publication a novel, en-
titled " In the Long Run," by Robert B.
Moreno ; and a volume of poems, bearing
title, " The Dawn," by Douglas Carswell.
We learn that another new firm of
publishers, E. Woodhouse & Co., 133,
Salisbury Square, Fleet Street, are start-
ing their career with " Inez, the King's
Page," the second novel by Mr. Arthur
Maltby, whose first book, " Queen but
No Queen," had a success in the winter
of 1907.
Industrial Insurance is a subject of
which we are likely to hear much before
long. A workt/on the question by Mr.
Charles Richmond Henderson is pub-
lished by Mr. Unwin. It is substan-
tially an English version of the author's
" Die Arbeiter-Versicherung in den
Vereinigten Staaten von Nord-Amerika"
(published as Part 17 of Dr. Zacher's
" Die Arbeiter-Versicherung im Aus-
lande"). Much new material, however,
has been added, including a summary of
European laws. In the Appendix are
given the details of several important
schemes of insurance, some of which have
already stood the test of actual use.
Mr. Unwin includes hi his Sociology
Series a volume by the Rev. A. W. Wade-
Evans, entitled, " Papers for Thinking
Welshmen."
A thud brood of " Sparrows," Mr.
Newte's capital novel, is already an-
nounced as hatching by Mr. Alston
Rivers.
The next volume in Mr. Werner
Laurie's Leather Booklet Series will be
" Canterbury Cathedral," by T. Francis
Bumpus, illustrated with a number of
interesting photographs. Mr. Laurie is
also just publishing an illustrated volume,
"Stories from the Greek Legends," by
C. Gasquoine Hartley.
The publication of the new Pocket
Edition of the English Men of Letters
Series commenced on April 2nd, by the
issue of the first 5 volumes, viz., Addison,
Bacon, Bentley, Bunyan, and Burke.
Five volumes will be published in each
succeeding month until the list of 39
volumes is completed. The books are
neatly bound in green cloth, with gilt
lettering, and are published at is. net
each (Macmhlan).
Many lovers of poetry will welcome a
collected edition of the Poems and Son-
nets of Mrs. Chandler Moulton, whose
poems were read by Robert Browning
(as he wrote in a letter to the author)
" with flowers before his eyes, music in
his ears, and thoughts across his brain."
The book will be issued by Messrs. Mac-
millan & Co., and will contain the poems
which have previously only appeared in
separate volumes, entitled " Swallow
Flights," " In the Garden of Dreams,"
and " At the Wind's Will."
Messrs. Hutchinson & Co. will publish
immediately a novel, entitled " The
Mystery of Frances Farrington," by
Miss Elizabeth Banks.
The Hampstead Reader's Review for
April, price one penny, will contain a
paper on " The Letters of Edward
FitzGerald," by the late Canon Ainger,
and a centenary article on Edward
FitzGerald by F. Hadland Davis, accom-
panied by a portrait of FitzGerald, and
an illustration of Farlingay Hall as it
was when Carlyle visited FitzGerald.
In view of the interest which is being
taken in Indian fiction, as recently
reported in the columns of The Pub-
ushers' Circular, Messrs. Stanley Paul
& Co. have secured the copyright of
Alice Perrin's novel, entitled " The Spell
of the Jungle." It will form the second
volume of Stanley Paul's new shilling
series. " Idolatry," the last novel by the
same author, is now in its third edition.
Messrs. Macmillan & Co. publish
" The Struggle for Imperial Unity," by
Colonel George T. Denison, the well-known
Canadian soldier. In this book he re-
counts in a most interesting maimer his
political recollections and experiences as
distinguished from those relating to
military matters, which he dealt with in
an earlier volume on " Soldiering in
Canada." Colonel Denison describes in
his twenty-eight chapters all the move-
ments and incidents that have assisted
the growth of the Imperial idea, from the
condition of affairs in Canada before
Confederation to events of quite recent
date, and his informal but highly interest-
ing pages are likely to attract the atten-
tion of many readers here as well as in
Canada.
" Studies in Mystical Religion," by
Mr. Rufus M. Jones, which is shortly to
be published by Messrs. Macmillan & Co. ,
deals with the mystics from the days of
primitive Christianity to the end of the
English Commonwealth. The book is
intended as an introduction to a series
of historical volumes on the development j
and spiritual environment of the Society
of Friends. It is written without sectarian [
cast or bias, and the author hopes that
his studies will throw positive light on
some of the problems of mystical
religion.
Messrs. Jarrold & Sons have just
issued several new titles in then Popular
Peimy Stories. We understand over
7,000,000 copies have been sold of these
books in then various editions.
Messrs. Jas. Clarke & Co. have just
added to their Sixpenny Series the
following volumes : — " Between Two
Loves," by Amelia E. Barr, "Margaret j
Torrington," by Emma Jane Worboise ; |
and " Studies of the Soul," by J.
Brierley.
Mr. Heinemann will publish im-
mediately a volume which has a peculiarly
timely interest, entitled, " Servia by the
Servians," in which the head of almost
every department of the State lias written
on his own department.
The Art Journal for April (Virtue &
Co.) contains articles by Frederick
Wedmore, R. LI. B. Rathbone, Lewis
Lusk, and Frank Rinder, in addition to
other interesting features. The frontis-
piece is " Checkmate," by C. M. Webb ;
the Exhibition of " Fair Women " of
the International Society at the New
Gallery is also dealt with.
The latest addition to CasseU's Six-
penny Novels is Max Pemberton's recent
successful work, " Wheels of Anarchy."
Tliis series is one of the most popular
of the many cheap editions of famous
novels published by the La Belle Sauvage
firm, and comprises some of the best
works of our most popular authors.
The volumes are prhited in clear, readable
type, and well bound in attractive
pictorial covers. Among the authors
whose most successful works are included
in the series are — H. Rider Haggard,
R. L. Stevenson, Eden Phillpotts, Max
Pemberton, Warwick Deeping, A. T.
Quiller-Couch, Silas Hocking, Guy
Thome, A. W. Marchmont, and Keble
Howard.
The issues of CasseU's Saturday
Journal and The Penny Magazine next
week will be special Easter Hobday
numbers. In the former a striking new
series of articles will commence on the
workers in the Black Country, whilst
the cover of the latter will be particularly
attractive. The new Sentence Competition
hi the former is, we understand, creating
considerable interest.
The contents of The World's Work
for April are as follows : — Premium
Bonds as Investments ; A Model Indian
State (Illustrated) ; The Servian Struggle
for Economic Liberty ; Some Random
Reminiscences of Men and Events
(Illustrated), by Jolm D. Rockefeller ;
Shocked Crops (Illustrated), by " Home
Counties " ; Industrial Accidents and
Workmen's Compensation ; The Newer
Suburbia (Illustrated) ; The Chewing
Cult and Cheap Living ; New Develop-
ments in Advertising, by W. Clifford
Poulten ; The Royal Farms at Windsor
(Illustrated) ; Noiseless Rifle Fire (Illus-
trated) ; How Ocean Travelling is Made
Safe (Illustrated) ; Chicken Raising by
Electricity (Illustrated) ; Re - Aligning
Railways at £30,000 a Mile (Illustrated) ;
A Novel Railway Ticket Printing
Machine (Illustrated).
Messrs. Bemrose have published a
neat little penny -People's Guide to " The
Children Act, 1908," with explanatory
comments by G. F. Emery, LL.M.
The Queen and the Archbishop of
Canterbury have accepted copies of
" Tinkling Cymbals : an Appeal to All
Cluistians." issued from 8, Tufnell House,
Pleasant Place, Canonbury, at 6d. net.
The booklet protests against sectarian
bitterness, and a plea for brotherly
co-operation. The author is Mr. Harold
Murray, a member of the staff of Smith's
Publishing Company.
April 3, 1909
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PUBLISHERS' ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL flEETING
Held at The Stationers' Hall, Thursday, April 1st
The Honorary Secretary of the South |
African Races Committee has received
from Sir Richard Solomon, the ' Agent -
General for the Transvaal, the following
appreciative acknowledgment of the
volume on " South African Natives,"
published recently by Mr. Murray. He
says : "I have no hesitation in strongly
recommending it to all who take an
interest in native problems. Not only
does the book contain most useful infor-
mation, but it expresses with moderation
the views of those who have always
shown their deep interest in the progress
of the natives of South Africa, on the
treatment of problems whose wise solu-
tion is so essential to the prosperity of
South Africa. These views are put for-
ward in no dictatorial spirit, but with
the earnest desire of getting consideration
for them from the people of South Africa,
on whom the responsibility of solving
these problems rests."
Among the April books published by
Mr. Murray will be one from the pen of
Mr. Algernon Cecil, entitled " Six Oxford
Thinkers." The book is an attempt to
trace (something in the manner recom-
mended by the late Lord Acton) the
origin and development of certain ideas
of history bearing upon the Christian
religion, by means of studies of repre-
sentative men who acted towards them
as foster-parents. The representative
Oxford thinkers chosen for the purpose
are Gibbon, Newman, Chinch, Froude,
Pater and Lord Morley of Blackburn.
Mr C. H. Chomley and Mr. R. L.
Outhwaite have collaborated in writing
a book on " Land Values Taxation," to
be published soon by Messrs. Sidgwick &
Jackson. The book, which will be issued
at a popular price, shows the justice and
necessity of Land Values Taxation, and
formulates on this basis a constructive
policy of economic and social reform to
meet existent needs.
"The Psalms and Paraphrases," by
Rev. Thomas Young, B.D., Ellon, is a
new volume in the Church of Scotland
Guild Library, for which Messrs. Black
are the sole agents in England. It will
contain an account of the Psalters of
Coverdale, Wedderburn, Marot, Sternhold
and Hopkins, as also the old Scottish
Psalter of 1 565 and the versions by King
James, Sir Wm. Mure and Zachary Boyd.
It deals with Rous' version, telling of the
revisions which it underwent, first by the
Westminster Assembly of Divines and
then by the General Assembly, before it
was finally accepted for public use in
Scotland in 1650.
" Oud-Nederlandsche Sleden in
haar onstan, groei en Ontwikkeling "
is an important work in 2 vols, with 500
illustrations, describing the origin and
development of the towns of the Nether-
lands. It is by Dr. H. Brugmans and
C. H. Peters, and will be published
(Vol. 1) probably hi September next, by
M. Martinus Nijhoff, of The Hague.
Will our readers please note that No. 2
of the Publishers' Representatives Series
— Mr. J. H. Crane — which we had hope
to give this weeK, will be published in our
next issue.
Mr. Edward Beu, (President) took the
chair at the Annual Meeting of this
Association, held at Stationers' Hall on
Thursday afternoon, when the following
were also present — H. E. Alden
(Simpkin & Co ), W. S. Allen (G. Allen
& Sons), Edward Arnold. C. A. Ashley
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J. Cooper (W. & R. Chambers), C. C.
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G. A. Whitworth (Chatto & Windus),
B. W. Willett (Kegan Paul & Co.),
G. S. Williams (Williams & Norgate),
j H. Wingfield (Kegan Paul & Co.),
I J. E. Hodder Williams (Hodder &
Stoughton), W. Poulten {Secretary).
Report of the Council
During the past year, under the
Presidency of Mr. Edward Bell, the
Council has transacted what may be
regarded as a normal amount of business,
though special circumstances have thrown
an unusual amount of responsibility on
certain members of it.
The "Times" Book Club
The settlement of the difference with
The Times Book Club was effected chiefly
by the aid of the Hon. Treasurer (Mr.
Wm. Heinemann) and Mr. F. Macmillan,
who acted as representatives. The arrange-
ment arrived at was approved at a special
meeting of the Council in September and
submitted to a general meeting held at
the end of that month, at which it was
favourably received. It has continued to
work satisfactorily, and the Coimcil is
glad to note that The Times Book Club is
being conducted with a due regard to the
general interests of the trade.
The Association and the
Booksellers
There has been a good deal of corre-
spondence with the Associated Booksellers
in reference to two matters hi particular.
The first was with regard to the arrange-
ment made with the Circulating Libraries
by which they are held to be justified in
selling off secondhand copies of subject
books after three months from the date
of publication ; the second was with
regard to the free delivery of net books.
In respect to the latter, the Council
informed the Booksellers that, whilst
they discountenanced free carriage, they
were unable to regard the point as
covered by the Net Book Agreement,
and hi both matters we are glad to
believe that the Booksellers have now
accepted the views of your Council.
Several cases of the infringement of the
Net Book Agreement have been brought
to the notice of the Council, and have
been dealt with satisfactorily.
The Madrid Congress
The Sixth International Congress of
Publishers, which assembled hi Madrid at
the end of May, is generally regarded as
one of the most interesting that has been
held. It was exceedingly wTell managed,
and the business transacted, especially in
reference to the impending revision of the
Berne Convention, was of considerable
importance. It is only to be regretted
that the British Associations of Publishers
and Music Publishers were not more
largely represented. The Publishers'
Association was represented by the Presi-
dent and Mr. Wm. Heinemann as dele-
gates, Mr. G. Duckworth, and Messrs.
A. Pitman and A. D. Power (Sir Isaac
Pitman & Sons, Limited).
The Berne Convention
The most important event of the year
has been the Conference held at Berlin in
October and November for the revision of
the Berne Convention. A gloom was
thrown over its close by the lamented
death of Sir Henry Bergne, who had taken
part in previous Conferences and who on
this occasion also, together with Mr.
G. R. Askwith, K.C., and Count de Salis,
represented the British Government.
Some of the provisions of the new Con-
vention are of far-reaching effect, and of
the highest importance for all who are
I interested hi literary and artistic pro-
perty. It is, however, unfortunate that
our participation in its benefits is depen-
dent upon legislation which is complicated
52o The Publishers' Circular April 3, i9o9
APRIL 1909
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by more than the usual difficulties. This
subject will be brought before members
more fully at the General Meeting. *
The International Congress
Amongst the proposals emanating
from the Milan Meeting of 1906 is one for
a general technical dictionary for the
publishing and allied trades. The French
Cercle de la Librairie has already nearly
completed such a dictionary for the
French language, and the Council of the
German Borsenverein has undertaken to
print a dictionary based on this work,
with German, English, French and
Italian equivalents, if the materials are
supplied. This will no doubt be found
useful in an increasing degree with the
development of international relations. A
classified International Directory of Pub-
lishers and Booksellers is another project
which has been approved by the Central
Bureau.
American Copyright
The Council is glad to note that the
new Copyright Bill of the United States
passed both Houses of Congress on the
3rd inst. Under its provisions a book
printed abroad hi the English language is
temporarily protected. If a complete
copy of such book is deposited in the
Copyright Office not later than thirty
days after foreign publication, a copyright
is granted for thirty days, and if during
this interval an authorised edition of the
book, printed in type set in the United
States, is produced and properly lodged
with the authorities, then the full term
of the copyright is secured. It is also to
be noted that the full term of copyright
is extended from 42 to 56 years. For the
adoption of this 60 days' period of grace
copyright owners are largely indebted to
the laborious negotiations of Mr. Heine-
mann when he visited America in 1905.
The Educational Books
Committee
The Educational Books Committee
has during the past year been constituted
more formally than hitherto and charged
with the consideration of all business
connected with educational books. It has
met five times, and on its recommenda-
tion delegates have been appointed to
represent the Association on the Com-
mittee which arranges the Publishers'
Exhibition at the Easter Conference of
the National Union of Teachers.
A Members' Circular has been issued
at intervals during the past year with
the object of keeping the members better
informed as to current business. It is
not improbable that in course of time it
may become increasingly useful in this
respect, though it to some extent anti-
cipates the Annual Report.
The Council has noted with regret the
sudden and premature death of Mr.
Warner Circuitt, of the firm of Appleton
& Co. His character and personality were
such as to make his death a severe loss
to his friends, and following as it did so
closely on that of Mr. Sidney Appleton,
is the more to be regretted by all.
* The Association have to thank the Cor" right
Association for the Revised Text of the Berne Conven-
tion, with Mr. Cutler's translation, a copy of which has
been sent to every member.
Colonial Duties on Advertising
Members will have received a circular
in August last respecthig the duty on
advertishig matter levied by the Common-
wealth of Australia. The question has
been further considered by the Council
and the following resolution, accompanied
by a request that the Government of the
Commonwealth would reconsider the
matter, has been forwarded to their
representative in London : — ■
" That the Comicil of the Publishers'
Association of Great Britain and Ireland
express their regret that the Govern-
ment of the Commonwealth of Australia
should have ' again imposed duties on
publishers' advertisements and adver-
tising matter, as any impediment to
the free distribution of information
concerning new publications is against
the interests of trade and the propaga-
tion of knowledge."
Messrs. Kelly & Walsh, Limited, and
their severahmanagers for the time being,
have now been appointed Copyright
Agents of the Association for the Straits
Settlements, Federated Malay States, and
Hong Kong.
It is satisfactory to note that the
membership of the Association steadily
increases. Eight firms have been elected
since the issue of the last Report, and the
present strength is 85, there having been
no withdrawals.
On behalf of the Council,
EDWARD BELL,
March 1W1, 1909. President.
The President said : My first duty
is to move the adoption of the Report,
of which every member should have
received a copy. If no one objects, I will
as usual take it as read, and merely refer
to a few special points in it.
The termination of our difference with
The Times Book Club will excuse my
going back for a few moments to our
past history. If at some future time the
annals of our Association should ever be
collected or summarised it is not impro-
bable that the last three years will
stand out as the most critical period of
its history — a period in which its consti-
tution was put to a severe test and its
existence amply justified by the result.
At the date of our foundation the
retail book trade of the country was in a
very unsatisfactory state, and we were
still rather blindly looking for some
basis on which to rebuild it. The Associa-
tion was to a great extent founded with
this object, and one of our first acts was
to appoint a Committee on Trade Terms,
which were being adversely affected by
the troubles of the retail trade. After a
false start, hi the shape of a proposal to
limit discounts, it was decided to try the
system of net prices, which was first
advocated by Mr. Macmillan and was
being adopted, for special classes of books,
by other houses. This system had the
great advantage that it was possible to
adopt it tentatively without disturbing
the current system when, as in the case
of educational books, it seemed to work
satisfactorily.
The result has fully justified the
arrangement arrived at with the Book-
sellers' Association, and as it could not
April 3, 1909 The Publishers' Circular 521
have been carried out by any individual
or partial efforts it is a striking testimony
to the practical value of our two societies.
The net system sprang so quickly into
favour, and has become so general in the
country, that it is not easy to realise that
only ten years ago, in our Report for
1899, the proposal for a net book agree-
ment with the booksellers was first put
before us.
The system has now stood the test
of an attack by a powerful organisation
which claimed to act on behalf of the
public against what was represented to
be a selfish monopoly.
The situation thus created was to
some extent a repetition of that which
existed in 1852, when an attempt was
made to check underselling by limiting
retail discounts. The Booksellers' Associa-
tion of that day, which included both
branches of the book trade, was opposed,
not only by The Times, but also by a
large majority of the authors ; and it
was defeated partly by want of unanimity
but chiefly by want of confidence hi its
own cause, for the leaders of the Associa-
tion agreed to refer the matter to inde-
pendent arbitrators, who gave a decision
adverse to the trade. In those days of
Cobdenism and laissez faire no other
result was to be expected. The ideas of
literary proprietorship and authors' rights
were still only partially grasped, and even
Macaulay, who probably owed more than
any author of his day to the law of copy-
right, descried it as a monopoly, and in
the House of Commons successfully
opposed Talfourd's bill for increasing
the term to sixty years.
Since those days a juster view of
literary property has begun to prevail ;
but even now there are still some who
rgeard copyright as an infringement of
public rights for the benefit of individuals
rather than — what it really is — a curtail-
ment of the author's right for the benefit
of the public.
It is unnecessary to dwell longer upon
this subject. I have mentioned it for the
purpose of indicating the real bearing of
our recent difficulties.fof emphasising the
facts that our success has been due to
confidence in our cause, and confidence in
each other ; and, lastly, as evidence that
it is only by mutual trust and unanimity
that our Association can be really useful
and effective. I hope that the matter
may now be regarded as finally disposed
of.
Apart from this the most important
event of the year has been the meeting
of the Berlin Conference for the revision
of the Berne Convention. Many im-
provements have been introduced, and the
new Convention has to be ratified by the
Contractmg Powers before July next
year.
Amongst the alterations that affect
us is the abolition of the necessity of
registration or other formalities before
acquiring copyright in another country
of the Union ; another, more practically
important, is that the author's right of
translation shall be protected for the full
term of copyright, instead of being
subjected to the condition that a transla-
tion shall be authorised within ten years
of publication of the original work.
The most important is the suggestion
that copyright shall extend to a uniform
period of 50 years after the author's
death, as it does now in France, Belgium,
and several other countries. Though
there may be some publishing firms to
whom this provision seems a doubtful
advantage, it appears to me that any-
thing which increases the commercial
value of literary property must, in the
long run, be advantageous to those who
deal in it, and I believe it to be to our
interest to do all we can to secure the
benefit of this alteration. But the
benefit of most of these proposals is
dependent upon their adoption by the
internal legislation of each State, and it
is obvious that our own Government
should be urged to take the matter in
hand without delay. A resolution will
be moved after the ordinary business
for which I hope you will all remain.
The only Article of the Convention
to which we have serious reason to object
is that which expressly gives to citizens
of non-Unionist nations the privileges
of Unionists provided that they publish,
firstly or simultaneously, in a Unionist
country. This provision, which is made
more emphatic in the new Convention,
gives American authors, who choose to
issue a book simulanteously in the United
States and in any Unionist country, all
the rights of members of the Convention,
and in certain cases more than an English
author enjoys, and has consequently
diminished the inducements to the United
vStates to join the Union.
This leads me to add a few words on
the new American Copyright Bill, which
will become law on the 1st July next.
The chief point in respect to which it
is an improvement, from our point of
view, is that it grants a delay of 60 days
before a book published here need be
produced and copyrighted in the United
States ; and for this concession, as stated
in the Report. I believe we have chiefly
to thank Mr. Heinemann, who unspar-
ingly devoted time and energy to inter-
viewing officials when he visited America
in 1905.
Another good feature is that it pro-
longs the full term of copyright from
42 to 56 years.
On the other hand the manufacturing
clause is made more onerous ; for whereas
we have hitherto been able to print in
England from plates made in America,
and issue the impression there without
losing copyright, under the new Act
books must be printed and bound as well
as set up in the United States. But there
is this peculiar exception to be noted —
viz., that this manufacturing clause is
made to apply only to books printed in
the English language ; so that any foreign
nation obtains in America more favoured
treatment than the British Empire. I
do not for a moment mean to imply that
this indicates any studied disregard of
our interests. It is more probably due
to a desire to adhere as closely as possible
to the provisions of the Berne Convention
without sacrificing the interests of the
powerful labour Unions of the United
States.
I do not think that I need make any
further remarks on the subject of the
Report. Mr. Heinemann will say some-
thing as to our finances.
It only remains for me as a personal
/ matter to express my inori rincere thanks
for the support, encouragement, and
goodwill which I have received from
every member of the Association with
whom I have been brought in contact
during the three years in which I have
had the honour of presiding at your
meetings.
Mr. W. Heinemann presented the
Balance Sheet, which he said was a more
favourable one than that he was able to
lay before them last year.
Mr. Arthur Mii.ES seconded the
motion, and the Report was adopted.
Mr. W. Potjlten (Secretary)
announced that the following firms had
been elected to the Council : — George
Bell & Sons, Adam and Charles Black,
William Blackwood & Sons, Cassell & Co.,
Ud., Chapman & Hall, Ltd., Wells
Gardner, Darton & Co., Ltd., William
Heinemann, Hodder & Stoughton, Hutch-
inson & Co., Longmans, Green & Co.,
Macmillan & Co., Ltd., John Murray,
Smith, Elder & Co..
Mr. W. Heinemann was elected
President for the ensuing year, Mr.
Edward Bell, Vice-President and Mr.
Arthur Waugh, Treasurer.
Mr. Heinemann then took the chair.
Mr. Macmillan proposed the follow-
ing resolution : " This meeting requests
the Council to take such measures as they
think proper to urge upon the Govern-
ment the promotion of legislation to
amend the Copyright Laws in conformity
with the provisions of the new Berne
Convention."
Mr. Reginald Smith seconded the
motion, which was carried.
The Chairman said that as most of
them were aware there was to be a Con-
gress of Booksellers hi London in June,
and a suggestion had been made to the
Council that the Association might very
fittingly entertain the delegates one day.
Personally he 
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